Many parents shy away from this phrase, but both the former first lady—and plenty of psychology research–say it helps kids build critical thinking skills and empathy.

Two simple phrases can turn ordinary conversations with children into mini-lessons in critical thinking and intellectual humility.

Key points Critical thinking determines the extent to which we can comprehend knowledge. Learning continues into adulthood, but changing thinking habits is more challenging.

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