- Breaking down complex information into smaller parts or elements. - Identifying relationships, patterns, and connections between parts. - Determining the structure and organization of information.
2. Interpretation
- Making sense of information by assigning meaning or significance to it. - Drawing inferences and forming conclusions based on evidence. - Providing explanations and perspectives on information.
3. Evaluation
- Assessing the credibility, accuracy, and relevance of information. - Identifying strengths, weaknesses, and biases in arguments. - Determining the value or significance of information.
4. Application
- Using information to solve problems, make decisions, or take actions. - Applying knowledge and skills to real-world situations. - Generalizing from specific examples to broader contexts.