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Chilling Plunge: Effects of Cold Water Jump
Examine the causes and effects of a person jumping into the water in a cold, snowy climate.

Tropical Water Jump: Causes & Effects
Analyze the causes and effects of a person jumping into the water in a hot, tropical climate.

Stormy Waters: Causes & Effects
Discuss the causes and effects of a person jumping into the water in a stormy, windy climate.

Depression's Watery End: Causes & Effects
Examine the causes and effects of a person with extreme sadness or depression jumping into the water.

Thrill-Seeking Behavior: Causes & Effects
Analyze the causes and effects of a person with extreme excitement or thrill-seeking behavior jumping into the water.

Mental Illness and Water: Causes & Effects
Discuss the causes and effects of a person with a mental illness or psychosis jumping into the water.

Jumping with Limitations: Effects & Causes
Examine the causes and effects of a person with limited mobility or physical disability jumping into the water.

Swimmer's Dive: Physical Impact
Analyze the causes and effects of an experienced swimmer or athlete jumping into the water.

Substance Abuse and Water Hazards
Discuss the causes and effects of a person under the influence of drugs or alcohol jumping into the water.

Logical Critique of News Article
Critique [current event/news article] using evidence and logical reasoning.

Education Funding Cuts: Logical Critique
Critique the recent decision by the government to cut funding for education, using evidence and logical reasoning.

Assessing Economic Policies: Evidence-Based Analysis
Analyze the economic policies of a particular country, using evidence and logical reasoning to evaluate their effectiveness.

Debating GMOs: Evidence-Based Analysis
Evaluate the arguments for and against genetically modified foods, using evidence and logical reasoning to support your position.

Plastic Bag Regulation: Toulmin Analysis
Analyze the argument: 'The government should not regulate the use of plastic bags because it would create an unnecessary burden on small businesses.' Identify the claim, evidence, and counterarguments for this argument using the Toulmi...

Assessing Credibility: 5G Dangers
Evaluate the credibility of the article: 'The Dangers of 5G Technology.' Assess the currency, relevance, authority, accuracy, and purpose of the article using the CRAAP test.

Assumptions in Healthcare Access
Examine the assumptions made in the statement: 'All people should have access to healthcare.' Identify the explicit and implicit assumptions in this statement using the Assumptions Grid.

Challenging Cost of Free College
Critically analyze the statement: 'The government should not provide free college education because it would be too expensive.' Use Socratic questioning to challenge the underlying assumptions and validity of the statement.

Assessing Plastic Ban: Six Hats Method
Evaluate the pros and cons of the proposal: 'Implementing a ban on single-use plastics in our city.' Use the Six Thinking Hats method to consider the proposal from different perspectives and discuss the implications of each perspective.

Choosing College: Analyzing Criteria
Evaluate the importance of criteria (cost, location, reputation, campus amenities, and academic programs) in deciding which college to attend using the Analytical Hierarchy Process. Rank the criteria in order of importance and assess t...

Revamping Urban Traffic: Lateral Solutions
Generate three creative solutions to the problem of traffic congestion in urban areas using lateral thinking. Explore unconventional approaches and think outside the box.

Red Team Analysis of New Tourist Restaurant Plan
Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the business plan: 'Opening a new restaurant in a busy tourist area' using Red Team analysis. Assume the role of the opposition and identify potential flaws or weaknesses in the plan.

Optimizing Car Part Production with TOC
Analyze the bottlenecks in the production process of manufacturing car parts in a factory using the Theory of Constraints. Identify the constraints that limit the output and suggest ways to improve efficiency.

Systems Thinking in Education: Interconnections & Feedback
Analyze the interconnections and feedback loops in the education system of a country using systems thinking. Identify the various components of the system and their influence on each other, as well as any feedback loops present.
