- How do I gain knowledge?
- How do i watch?
- How do I handle the facts? How do I find, perceive, choose, use and evaluate facts?
- What sources of information do I trust and by what criteria? Do I check them, and if so, how?
- How do I think (think)? Or is thinking different from thinking?
- What do I do when I think (think)?
- What did I do when I answered the previous question?
- Do I distinguish internal dialogue and actual thinking?
- What do I consider problems?
- How do I solve problems?
- How do I make decisions?
- How do my emotions appear? Or a completely different question: "What causes my emotions?"
- What am I doing with my feelings?
- Do I often change my opinions and beliefs?
- Do I often change my decisions?
- How do I change my ideas (beliefs) and how do I decide to change them? Or a completely different question: "How do I realize the need to change them?"
- How do I detect my mistakes and how do I treat them?
- How do I detect other people's mistakes and how do I treat them?
- Based on what and how do I choose the view that I use at any given time? Or I do not choose it, but it is given to me? If given, how, by whom or by what?
- Do I realize so clearly the presence of many aspects and ways of structuring a situation (perception and description of perceived reality) that I confidently and regularly choose various similar tools that are most appropriate to the case?
- Am I aware of the differences between neutral statements (observations, “cold” cognitions), evaluative positive and negative beliefs (attitudes, “warm” and “hot” cognitions) and my actual behavior?
- Assess the degree of truth (correspondence to the facts) of your ideas about the world and people:
- in% of the supposed "full" truth;
- in% of already mined by mankind;
- in% of the modern "world champion" in true knowledge;
- in% of the average representatives of the same social stratum and the same level of education.
- How do I understand the fate?
- How do I understand causality?
- How do I imagine predetermination (determinism)? [If everything is predetermined (for example, by God), then what is the meaning of man’s choices? Is it possible to choose the most direct trajectory in a concrete tunnel, and only? Or is it the “wisdom” of the “Monday fan,” or a person who does not want to take responsibility for existence in the non-deterministic world, or a reflection of the fact that in every situation there is the most optimal choice?
Lectures and tutorial on "Interrogation: Questions as Tools for Thinking and Problem Solving"
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