Decision-Making Concepts and Skills Quiz

Culture influences decision-making by shaping individuals' values, beliefs, and norms, which in turn affect their decision-making processes and preferences.

The different decision-making models discussed in the lesson include rational decision-making model, bounded rationality model, intuitive decision-making model, and incremental decision-making model.

The nine characteristics of a good decision are: clarity, coherence, feasibility, ethical soundness, acceptability, effectiveness, timeliness, flexibility, and legality.

It is important for future criminal justice managers and administrators to have knowledge and skills in effective decision-making methodology in order to make sound and timely decisions that uphold ethical standards, promote justice, and contribute to effective administration of criminal justice systems.

The intended learning outcomes of the lesson are: 1) to know and discuss the environmental and cultural influence in decision-making, 2) to identify and elucidate the nine characteristics of a good decision, 3) to recognize and demonstrate the decision-making approaches and techniques, 4) to know and distinguish the decision-making models in criminal justice, 5) to identify the different traits and values and their essentials in decision-making, and 6) to identify and distinguish the different decision-making models.