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Chapter 9 presents a broad discussion of how other people and the world around us can affect our application of critical thinking – for example, with respect to various instances of real-world events from recent years. This includes discussion of noisy information, applying critical thinking in real-world settings, as well as consideration of conspiracy beliefs, value-signalling, politics, fake news and misinformation. The examples presented in this chapter also represent a context base for further consideration in Chapter 10, thus providing an informed segue.
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