Decision Making Process

True

False

Act of decisioning

Thought Process

Decision Making

Living

True, they are automatic, you don't need to think about it.

True, They are automatic and made for you essentially.

False, some are but others take thought and consideration

False, no decision is automatic

True, you are your own free thinking person!

True, there is nothing that influences a deicsion you could make.

False, there are many factors that influence decisions you make (even if you don't realize it!).

False, they are made for you when you're a child.

Family

Friends

Wants

Demographics

Animals

minor consequences

major consequences

all of the above

Your family

yourself

your friends

your community

Blame someone else

Take responsiblity

Learn from it

Seeking counseling

List all your options

State or write the decision to be made as specifically as you can.

Let your goals and values guide you in picking.

Pick out your realistic options. Make a pros and cons list for each option.

List all your options.

Pick out your realistic options. Make a pros and cons list for each option.

Are you happy with your decision? If so, congratulations! If not, try to pinpoint the cause of the problem. Do you need to repeat the decision making process? What did you learn from the process?

Give it your best effort. Make sure you actions reflect your decision.

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Give it your best effort. Make sure you actions reflect your decision.

Let your goals and values guide you in picking.

List all your options.

Pick out your realistic options. Make a pros and cons list for each option.

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Give it your best effort. Make sure you actions reflect your decision.

Let your goals and values guide you in picking if not clear go back and reanalyze

Pick out your realistic options. Make a pros and cons list for each option.

List all your options.

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Give it your best effort. Make sure you actions reflect your decision.

List all your options.

State or write the decision to be made as specifically as you can.

Let your goals and values guide you in picking.

Are you happy with your decision? If so, congratulations! If not, try to pinpoint the cause of the problem. Do you need to repeat the decision making process? What did you learn from the process?

Give it your best effort. Make sure you actions reflect your decision.

State or write the decision to be made as specifically as you can.

Pick out your realistic options. Make a pros and cons list for each option.