
Compare
Comparison Basis
Be clear on what basis items or people are compared; look for shared characteristics or purposes.
Compare the fuel efficiency of these cars, not their color.
Critical Thinking
Use comparing to analyze pros and cons or make informed decisions.
Compare the candidates' policies carefully before voting.
Objective vs. Subjective
Understand when comparison is based on facts (objective) or personal preference (subjective).
Comparing test scores is objective; comparing beauty is subjective.