Charactisics of Critical Thinking:

• inquisitiveness with regard to a wide range of issues,
• concern to become and remain well-informed,
• alertness to opportunities to use critical thinking,
• trust in the processes of reasoned inquiry,
• self-confidence in one's own abilities to reason,
• open-mindedness regarding divergent world views,
• flexibility in considering alternatives and opinions,
• understanding of the opinions of other people,
• fair-mindedness in appraising reasoning,
• honesty in facing one's own biases, prejudices,
• avoidance of stereotypes, or egocentric tendencies,
• prudence in suspending, making or altering judgments,
• willingness to reconsider and revise views where honest
  reflection suggests change is warranted.

• does not care about much of anything,
• is not interested in the facts,
• prefers not to think,
• mistrusts reasoning as a way of discovering or solving problems,
• holds his or her own reasoning abilities in low esteem,
• is close-minded, inflexible, insensitive,
• can't understand what others think,
• is unfair when it comes to judging the quality of arguments,
• denies his or her own biases,
• jumps to conclusions or delays too long in making judgments,
• unwilling to reconsider an opinion.