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The Decision Making Process : 

A 6 step process The Decision Making Process

Step 1 : 

Step 1 Identify the Problem What is the decision you have to make? Get a job? Study for a test? Eat an apple or a cupcake?

Step 2 : 

Step 2 Gather information You should have as much information about the issue as you possibly can Get a job – where, hours, transportation Study for a test – time frame, social, availability of information Apple or cupcake – exercise, nutrient value, feelings

Step 3 : 

Step 3 Pros Identify all positive aspects of the information you gathered Earn money Good grades Healthy eating habits Cons Identify all negative aspects of the information you gathered Time away from friends/family Poor grades Energy crash/not feel well

Step 4 : 

Step 4 Evaluate your Pros and Cons What should you do? Look carefully at your pros and cons Discuss with a family member What would be best for you What are your values

Step 5 : 

Step 5 Make your decision You will make your decision based on your values, time and what’s important to you and your family

Step 6 : 

Step 6 Follow up Was the decision you made the right choice? If it is – GREAT! If it is not – what can you do to correct it? What would you do differently next time? Was there more information? Could you have interviewed people to give you ‘inside’ information?