Critical Thinking: Step by Step - Case Study Example

3. 
   What is the root problem involved in the case as you see it?

The root problem in the case study is fallacious reasoning.

4. 
   What are the causes of the root problem?

The root problem is caused by ignorance and intellectual scarcity.

5. 
   What is (are) the solution(s) to the problem?

Quality education, extensive intellectual research, and interacting with others are the preferable solution to this problem

6. Are there any moral and/or ethical considerations to your solution?

Discipline and behavioral change must be considered.

7. 
   What are the consequences of your solution?

            Consequences include; discipline to students, enlightening individuals, and expanding the mind about reality among others (Cogan, 1998).

8. How will the lives of the people in the case study be changed because of your proposed solution?

The lives of the people in the case will be upgraded since they will be able to understand reality and critically analyze issues before taking action and thus make sound decisions.

9. Where are some areas on campus where one could get help with problems associated with this case?
   Some areas on campus where one can get help with problems associated with the case include; the guidance and counseling department, religious organizations within the campus, and the mentorship department among others.
10. 
    Where are some areas beyond the campus where one could get help with the problem associated with this case?
    Off-campus, areas to get assistance include advice from elders, parents, seminars, and other social gatherings.
11. Identify and discuss any concepts in the Social Problems course that are applicable to this case.

Cultural change and social construction concepts in the social problems course are applicable to the cited case. The concepts give an insight into how society is structured and the social problems of various groups in society associated with cultural and religious beliefs.