The Advanced Thinker
The higher-level thinker has strong habits. They can analyze their thinking with insight. They can spot some of the prejudicial aspects of their thinking and of others. They possess:
- "intellectual insight" to develop new thought habits
- "intellectual integrity" to recognize areas of inconsistency and contradiction in their life
- "intellectual empathy" to put oneself in the place of others in order to really understand them
- "intellectual courage" to confront ideas and beliefs they don't necessarily believe in and have negative emotions toward
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