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How can a decision impact others?
How can a decision impact others?
Every decision has consequences that affect the person making the decision as well as others involved. These consequences can be immediate or long-lasting and can be positive, negative, or a combination of both.
Which of these is NOT a routine decision?
Which of these is NOT a routine decision?
Describe the decision-making process STRONG.
Describe the decision-making process STRONG.
S: State the issue. T: Think about your options. R: Rate the consequences. O: Organize your thoughts. N: Narrow down the possibilities and act. G: Go over your decision.
Describe internal factors of decision making.
Describe internal factors of decision making.
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One reason poor decisions are often made is because of impulsiveness.
One reason poor decisions are often made is because of impulsiveness.
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Every decision has consequences.
Every decision has consequences.
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Economic factors in decision making fall under the category of __________.
Economic factors in decision making fall under the category of __________.
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Why are poor decisions made?
Why are poor decisions made?
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When making decisions, you should not worry about how your decision will affect others.
When making decisions, you should not worry about how your decision will affect others.
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Describe the key factors in correcting a poor decision.
Describe the key factors in correcting a poor decision.
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Study Notes
Decision Impact
- Every decision influences the decision-maker and those affected, with consequences that can be immediate or long-term.
- Consequences can be positive, negative, or a mix of both.
Decision Types
- Routine decisions include habitual choices like bedtime and dinner.
- Significant decisions, such as ending a relationship, are not considered routine.
Decision-Making Process (STRONG)
- State the issue and identify necessary decisions.
- Think about options, their importance, and possible alternatives.
- Rate consequences of each option using the HELP method.
- Organize thoughts and reflect on personal values.
- Narrow down options to a single decision and take action.
- Go over the decision post-implementation to assess outcomes and consider changes if needed.
Internal Factors
- Internal factors influencing decisions include attitude, emotions, and ethics.
- A positive attitude encourages exploring more options and eases decision-making.
- Emotional decision-making can lead to poor choices and should generally be avoided.
- Ethics shape decision-making, promoting fairness and justice, grounded in values and priorities.
Impulsivity and Decision Quality
- Impulsiveness is a key reason for poor decision-making.
Consequences of Decisions
- Every decision results in consequences, highlighting the importance of careful consideration.
Economic Factors
- Economic factors in decision-making are categorized as external factors.
Reasons for Poor Decisions
- Poor decision-making arises from inadequate skills, lack of consequence consideration, emotional influence, and impulsiveness.
Consideration of Others
- It is crucial to consider how decisions will impact others.
Correcting Poor Decisions
- The approach to rectifying a poor decision involves the "Stop-Think-Go" method:
- Stop: Acknowledge the mistake without blaming others.
- Think: Identify whom to consult for potential solutions.
- Go: Act to rectify the decision, which may include leaving the situation or apologizing.
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Description
Explore the intricacies of decision-making through this quiz that covers various types of decisions, their impacts, and the structured STRONG process. Understand how internal factors like emotions and ethics influence our choices. Test your knowledge on making effective decisions in personal and professional contexts.
