Opinions are statements involving ideas and information that can be verified. True false False true Single To develop critical thinking, you should avoid personal and cultural biases. True true False false Single In academic writing, you are only allowed to write verified facts to support your conviction with enough evidence. True false False true Single In academic writing, erroneous information is okay and can be concealed. True false False true Single Opinions involve one’s personal beliefs. True true False false Single Statement of facts are written in a straightforward manner, often in declarative form. True true False false Single Statement of facts reflects the person’s perspective and judgment issues of a subjective nature. True false False true Single Critical thinking is needed to analyze ideas and information you gathered for your academic work.  True true False false Single You use deductive reasoning when you use a theory to come up with a conclusion or to explain a phenomenon. True true False false Single Inductive reasoning is also known as the bottom-up logic or cause and effect argument. True true False false Single