Cambridge IELTS 16 Reading Test 2-AC
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The characteristics of wise reasoning
Igor Grossmann and colleagues have established four characteristics which enable us to make wise decisions. It is important to have a certain degree of 31 regarding the extent of our knowledge, and to take into account 32 which may not be the same as our own. We should also be able to take a broad 33 of any situation. Another key characteristic is being aware of the likelihood of alterations in the way that people relate to each other.
Grossmann also believes that it is better to regard scenarios with 34 . By avoiding the first-person perspective, we focus more on 35 and on other moral ideals, which in turn leads to wiser decision-making.
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