Types of Decisions
Steps of Decision Making
Values
Decision Making
Goal Setting
100

Considering others and yourself when makind decisions

Responsible, thought out, planned, etc. 

100

Step 1 of the Decision Making Model

Identify Decision

100

Something that has a worth

Value

100

Goals have nothing to do with decision making. True or False. 

False

100

These are set usually for the next few days or weeks

Short term goals

200

What is a quick choice you make with no consideration of the result

Snap Decision, Impulsive Decision, anthing similiar 

200

Step 2 of the Decision Making Model

Brainstorming Options

200

Cars, jewelry, laptop are this type of values.

Tangible or touchable

200
Our Decisions are influenced by this

Values

200
These are set for the future- months or even years

Long term goals

300

What is others deciding what you will do?

No Decision

300

Step 3 of the Decision Making Model

Identify Possible Outcomes


300

love, respect, loyalty are this type of value

intangible or untouchable

300

The outcome of a decision

What is a consequence 

300

True or False. Goals don't need time limits. 

FALSE. Goals should always have a timeframe to ensure reaching them. 

400
Samantha researched all her school options before deciding to go to Harvard. What type of decision is this?

Responsible Decision

400

Step 4 of the Decision Making Model

Make the Decision

400

This is where we start to learn our values from

Family

400
Name 2 good decisions.
(any acceptable answer)
400

When you set a goal, you should think about why it is important to you. True or false.

True

500
Eric was walking to school when he suddenly saw a brand new bike on the path and decided to take the bike and skip school.What type of decision is this?

Snap Decision 

500

Step 5 of the Decision Making Model 

Reflect on the Decision

500

What are other things that influence values

society, social media, friends, teachers, etc

500

When our decision are affected by our friends or classmates

Peer Pressure

500

Making sure you are able to have a criteria for goal setting to know when you have reached it is called

Measurable goal

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