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For small decisions, flipping a ______ or making a random choice might be okay.
For small decisions, flipping a ______ or making a random choice might be okay.
coin
One strategy is to identify the problem and compare ______.
One strategy is to identify the problem and compare ______.
options
Another strategy is to evaluate each option with a list of pros and ______.
Another strategy is to evaluate each option with a list of pros and ______.
cons
Consider the decision from a ______-person perspective, pretending to be advising someone else.
Consider the decision from a ______-person perspective, pretending to be advising someone else.
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Making decisions takes time and might feel ______, but there's no single right answer.
Making decisions takes time and might feel ______, but there's no single right answer.
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Study Notes
Decision Making Strategies
- There are many ways to make a decision.
- For small decisions, flipping a coin or making a random choice might be okay.
- For important decisions, it's better to think carefully about options and potential consequences.
- One strategy is to identify the problem and compare options.
- List factors being considered and assign a score based on importance.
- Another strategy is to evaluate each option with a list of pros and cons.
- When considering long-term consequences, imagine possible outcomes in a month, a year, and multiple years.
- To process information unconsciously, engage in a two-minute diversion.
- Consider the decision from a third-person perspective, pretending to be advising someone else.
- Making decisions takes time and might feel overwhelming, but there's no single right answer.
- Focus on evaluating options to make informed choices.
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Description
Explore various strategies for effective decision making. This quiz covers techniques for evaluating options, considering consequences, and making informed choices. Whether for small or significant decisions, learn how to approach them thoughtfully.
