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Is any mental process or activity involving ideas. It ranges from automatic and unregulated dreaming in sleep, through day-dreaming to reflective critical thinking where the activity is deliberately directed to contemplate itself. The activity of thinking includes such acts as remembering, having feelings, doubting, questioning, reasoning and making judgments. It is a manifestation that some thing is going on in our heads. There is a lower and higher order thinking.
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