Synonyms and antonyms of Ways of thinking in American Thesaurus

approach (noun)

a particular way of thinking about or dealing with something

view (noun)

a particular way of thinking about something

mind (noun)

your usual way of thinking

perspective (noun)

a way of thinking about something

viewpoint (noun)

a way of considering something

logic (noun)

the way that someone connects ideas when they are explaining something or giving a reason

mindset (noun)

a way of thinking about things

school of thought (noun)

a way of thinking about a particular subject or idea that is shared by a group of people

pragmatism (noun)

formal a practical way of thinking or dealing with problems that emphasizes results and solutions more than theories

framework (noun)

a set of principles, ideas, etc. that you use when you are forming your decisions and judgments

angle (noun)

a particular way of thinking about something

critical thinking (noun)

the analysis and assessment of information about a subject in order to reach an objective judgement

escape (noun)

a way of helping yourself to stop thinking about an unpleasant situation that you are in

line (noun)

a way of thinking, talking, or finding out about something

mentality (noun)

a particular attitude or way of thinking, especially one that you do not approve of

one-track mind (noun)

someone who has a one-track mind thinks about one particular thing all the time

perception (noun)

a particular way of understanding or thinking about something

reading (noun)

a particular way of thinking about a situation, statement, or event

retrospection (noun)

formal the action of remembering or thinking about things that happened to you in the past

sense (noun)

a way of thinking about or understanding something, although there may be other ways

slant (noun)

a particular way of showing or considering information

thinking (noun)

the way that you consider things or react to them

thought pattern (noun)

a way of thinking about something, or an attitude toward it

thought process (noun)

the way in which your mind works, or the process of thinking about something

turn of mind ()

a particular way of thinking