The Process
The very first step of the decision-making process
What is "Define The Problem"
These are the beliefs and principles that are most important to you.
What are "Values"
These people- your parents and guardians-usually have the biggest influence on your early values.
Who is "Family
A problem that requires an immediate answer is often called this.
What is a "Conflict"
What is the result or effect of a decision you make.
What is a "Consequent"
During this step, you brainstorm a list of all possible choices.
What is "List the Options
This is something you want to achieve in the next few days or weeks.
What is "Short-term goals"
Positive or negative influence on your peers
Who is "Peers"
A complex situation that has many elements and involves making several choices that are related to one another.
What is "Practical Problem"
The immediate result of a decision you make
What is "Short-term consequences"
In this step, you look at the pros and cons of each choice you listed.
What is "Evaluate the pros and cons of each option"
The foundations upon which wise choices are made.
What is "Values,Goals, and Priorities".
TV, social media, and advertising are all part of this "influence" category.
What is "media"
Refers to all of the conditions surrounding a problem or situation.
What is "Context".
The potential benefit or value of the next-best alternative that is given up when making a decision.
What is "Opportunity Cost"
This step involve choosing a path and actually doing it
What is "Act on your decision
This is something you want to achieve in 6 months or a year
What is "Long-term goals"
Traditions, religions, and social expectations.
What is "Culture
The Process of examine and asking questions about a practical problem.
What is "practical reasoning".
The delayed outcomes of an action that often carry more weight than the immediate result.
What is "Long-term consequences"
The final step where you ask, "Would I make the same choice again?"
What is "Evaluate your choice"
Explain priorities
What is "things you put above others".
The options that families and individuals have when making decisions or solving problems.
The means, or methods, that might be used.
What is "Desired Ends"
These are decisions that have a long-term impact on your life, health, and well-being.
What are "Major Decisions"