"open minded thinking" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a way of considering different points of view, and making decisions based on a variety of perspectives. For example, "Through open-minded thinking, the team was able to take into account everyone's ideas and come up with the best possible solution."
Thirteen of them are related to the clustering of the questionnaire (acceptance, knowledge-understanding, NOS-Scientific method, NOS, history of science, active open minded thinking (AOT), religiosity, educational history-elementary, high school, University, after University, Professional, school-).
Consistent with the tenets of cognitive experiential self theory (Epstein, 1994), higher rational scores were significantly associated with openness to experience, conscientiousness, open-minded thinking, superior reasoning, the absence of neuroticism and the lack of superstitious beliefs.
You might find the antidote in a trait known as Actively Open-Minded Thinking (AOT).
Early in the morning the half-mile expanse of Henry David Thoreau's favorite watering hole is a great spot for open-water swimming, and open-minded thinking.
The word is derived from Turquoise, which is Stewart Brand's term for a new breed of environmentalist combining traditional green with a shade of blue, as in blue-sky open-minded thinking.
You set off, planning to do so much, unable to see any obstacles to your good-hearted, open-minded thinking, and then... Take the Ross Optical Works site just behind Macaulay Road.
It emerges that the FBI backed obscenity trials and attempted to halt screenings for years after the film debuted in cinemas, but ultimately failed to halt the rise of more open-minded thinking in the US.
Philip P. Pan, in "Out of Mao's Shadow," describes it this way: The Southern Newspaper Group was an oasis of open-minded thinking in the state's hidebound media empire, and it was known for pushing the limits within the propaganda apparatus.
"The only thing needed is open-minded thinking.
Open-minded thinking allows for creative problem solving and opportunities.
That is, participants whose thinking disposition scores reflected more open-minded thinking were more likely to accept evolutionary theory.
