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ATI Critical Thinking Test

Has anyone taken the ATI Critical Thinking Test?

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    The ATI Critical Thinking test consists of the following catagories:

    Interpretation:

    to understand, comprehend, decipher, and explain the

    meaning of written materials, verbal and nonverbal

    communications, empirical data, and graphics.

    Analysis:

    to examine, organize, categorize, or prioritize variables such as

    signs and symptoms, evidence, facts, research findings,

    concepts, ideas, beliefs, and points of view.

    Inference:

    to draw conclusions based on evidence, to differentiate

    between conclusions/hypotheses that are logically or

    evidentially necessary and those that are merely possible or

    probable and to identify knowledge gaps or needs.

    Explanation:

    to explain, in writing or orally, the assumptions and

    reasoning processes followed in reaching conclusions, and to

    justifying one's reasoning/conclusions in terms of evidence,

    concepts, methodologies, or contextual considerations.

    Evaluation:

    to assess the credibility of sources of information, to

    assess the strength of evidence, to assess the relevance,

    significance, value or applicability of information in relation to a

    specific situation, and to assess information for biases,

    stereotypes, and clichés.

    Self-Regulation:

    to continuously monitor, reflect on, and to question one's own

    thinking, to reconsider interpretations or judgments as

    appropriate based on further analysis of facts or added

    information and to examine one's own views with sensitivity to

    the possible influence of personal biases or self-interest.

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    I have to take it in a week. I am a little nervous about it as I have no idea what is going to be on it. : /

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    I take it on August 2nd, good luck to you! Where are you applying?

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    I take it aug 2nd also! I am applying at Gordon college and Macon State for now. Good luck to you too!

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    I'm applying to Gordon as well =)

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    Awesome, well we shall see each other then! : P...Have you gotten your ati password and id? I have my ID for a pencil/paper test but is the password we need our password that we use to log onto ATI? Does that make sense? lol. How are you prepping for the test, or are you at all?

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    I believe the password we need is what we use for the ATI website...I haven't really prepped for the test at all because I haven't been sure what to study, lol...how about you?

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    I haven't been studying either lol, I have no idea what to study at all. I'm nervous about not knowing what is going to be on it...I am not even sure what I would study anyway.

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    I'm nervous too...I hate going in blind, lol. But fingers crossed we'll do okay!

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    I take it August 2 for Gordon College too! I'm so nervous going into it blind!

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    So...what did you guys think of the test? Not exactly what I was expecting, lol

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    How was it? I take mine the 4th & I'm so nervous!

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