Match the name of the critical systems thinking skill to the correct description. - Is essential for framing a problem or issue in terms of a pattern of behavior over time. - Involves testing of proposed ideas or models by discarding falsehoods. - Understanding that the "effect" of one part of the system usually feeds back to influence one or more of the "causes," and the causes themselves affect each other. - This systems thinking skill can help you determine the extensive boundary of your model so you know what to include in your model and what to leave out. - Versus looking at each detail, this thinking skills groups the details to give us an "on average" or overall picture of the system. - This skill helps you to work your way through various activities captured by your proposed system that define how the system works to examine each aspect asking "What is the nature of the process?" as opposed to "What are all of the factors that influence the process? A. Operational Thinking B. Scientific Thinking C. Closed-Loop Thinking D. Dynamic Thinking E. Quantitative Thinking F. System-as-Cause Thinking G. Forest Thinking H. Qualitative Thinking