Unusual, divergent ideas and access to distant, remote associations are hallmarks of creative thinking.
The hallmarks of critical thinking are debate and examination - perhaps with yourself, but often with others - and the construction of an argument, supported by facts, logic, and in the best case, great writing or oratory.
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The hallmark of relational thinking is not determined by computation, but rather on mathematical structures and generalizations [9, 44].
The hallmark of Design Thinking is driving innovation processes with human-centred methods and principles (Brown & Kātz 2009).
This apparent flash of insight suggests the dolphins were planning their behaviour and turning over possible solutions in their mind's eye; a hallmark of complex thinking.
The hallmark of evaluative thinking is the ability to commit to a course of action based on the analysis of incomplete and possibly conflicting information from multiple sources that vary in reliability.
Another hallmark of Democratic thinking is the Lesser-Of-Two-Evils situation - the belief that the party establishment need not heed calls for more progressive stances, since anybody who supports progressivism would never allow a Republican to thwart their causes, so they'll hold their nose and vote for the centrist "Third Way" candidate.
In retrospect, it seems surprising that this issue has not received more attention previously the hallmark of original thinking.
The PM's speech at Ealing hospital bears the hallmarks of the clear thinking of some of those people, such as the Nuffield Trust director Dr Jennifer Dixon and the cancer expert (and Labour turned Tory health adviser) Professor David Kerr.
