Decision-Making Complexity Post-Assessment

When does decision-making become more complex?

• When it involves your values

• When you are not responsible

• When it involves a clear problem

• When you have to make an easy choice

Why does a dilemma make your decision-making more complex?

• There are no easy, clear choices.

• You have to pick only one choice.

• There are no choice options at all.

• You have to make the choice quickly.

To find the best decision option, you should choose a solution that ________________.

• aligns with your peers

• aligns with your values

• has more cons and fewer pros

• has an equal number of pros and cons

Which of these is NOT part of the decision-making process?

• Clarifying the problem (making the problem more clear)

• Listening all possible solutions

• Giving up your responsibility

• Reviewing each solution option

Decision-making is a skill that ____________________.

• you are born with

• does not change over time

• only some people are good at

• you can develop with practice

The first step of the decision-making process is to ____________________.

• list your options

• choose a solution

• clarify the problem

• think about your values

Why should we list possible solutions in the decision-making process?

• To make others responsible

• To make the decisions quickly

• To complicate decision-making

• To assess all possible options later

You can review your solution options by ________________.

• trusting your gut

• picking one randomly

• trying out each of them

• weighing the pros and cons

Before you make a decision, it's important to reflect on your __________.

• values
• peers

• actions

• progress

The last step of the decision-making process is to ________________.

• reflect on your life

• consider your values

• identify the dilemma

• reflect on your decision