Optimistic thinking is thinking accurately, it's not about sugar coating the truth or lying to yourself, because lying gets you into trouble--even with yourself.
It's about thinking accurately, making calculated risks, and when things go wrong, seeing those setbacks as temporary, and using innovation, flexibility and resilience to learn from the fall and move forward.
The process does not emphasise the thinking skills, whereas the mathematics syllabus clearly states that thinking systematically, accurately, thoroughly, diligently and with confidence, should be infused throughout the teaching and learning process.
Burnout interferes with your ability to perform well, increases rigid thinking, and decreases your ability to think accurately, flexibly, and creatively (Noworol, et al., 1993).
That means that as we think about nuclear energy on the anniversary of Fukushima, we make sure that we are thinking about risk accurately and fully.
You need to know what the liberals are thinking or, more accurately, feeling".
And yet, the prime minister was voicing a strain of thinking – feeling, more accurately – that lurks somewhere deep in the Israeli psyche.
This study adapts a pedagogical co-competition strategy, creative problem solving (CPS) and Abbreviated Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking for accurately measures creativity to predict the influences of the learning environment.
While these products may be useful in limited scenarios, such as monitoring cancer treatment, the FDA does not want physicians or their patients to be misled into thinking the tests can accurately detect ovarian cancer.
Or, more accurately, not thinking -- as this sort of thing has been around so long that the Romans had a phrase to describe it (look it up yourself): Penis erectus non compos mentis.
Instead of thinking you, like Dr. Strange, can accurately predict exactly how things will end, do the adult thing and talk about your relationship with your partner.
