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    The document discusses the importance of making effective decisions and outlines some common barriers to effective decision making such as peer pressure, false assumptions, and lack of confidence. It then provides steps to improve decision making, including clarifying the concern, checking for available options, considering the consequences of each option, and choosing the best option. The document aims to help people make healthier decisions that meet their goals and minimize mistakes.

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    The document discusses the importance of making effective decisions and outlines some common barriers to effective decision making such as peer pressure, false assumptions, and lack of confidence. It then provides steps to improve decision making, including clarifying the concern, checking for available options, considering the consequences of each option, and choosing the best option. The document aims to help people make healthier decisions that meet their goals and minimize mistakes.

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    DECISION MAKING

    WE MAKE
    35,000 CHOICES
    EVERY SINGLE DAY
     entering a
    relationship
    What to eat for  leaving your job
    snacks?
     starting a business
    PERSEVERE
    AND KEEP GOING
     A healthy decision
    helps us meet our
    goals. IMPORTANCE
     A healthy decision OF MAKING
    minimizes our
    mistakes and regrets
    EFFECTIVE/
    in life. HEALTHY
     A healthy decision DECISIONS
    builds our self-
    esteem/confidence
    BARRIERS

    No. 1  Choosing to do (or believe)


    certain things simply because
    other people are doing or
    “Go with the Flow” believing those things
     Giving in to peer or family
    pressure even if it’s not good
    for you
     Failing to take all the facts into
    consideration
    Finish
    Studies
    BARRIERS

    No. 2  Having false belief that you can


    predict what will happen in the
    future
    False Assumption  Believing that you are good at
    making decisions, so you don’t
    need to put much effort into it
    BARRIERS

    No. 3  Continuing to pursue a certain


    course of action because you’ve
    already devoted money, time,
    Entrapment or effort to it – even if it’s not
    helpful or appropriate anymore
     Incorrectly believing that things
    will change or improve by
    investing even more money,
    time, or effort
    BARRIERS

    No. 4  Not believing in one’s capacity


    to decide
    Lack of  Fear of committing mistake, or
    Confidence being criticized by one’s
    decision
     Fear of facing the
    consequences of one’s
    decision
    BARRIERS

     “Go with the flow”


     False Assumption
     Entrapment
     Lack of Confidence
    STEPS IN
    DECISION MAKING

    4 C’s
    Clearly identify the decision to
    STEP 1: be made or the problem to be
    Clarify the solved. Identify what is the
    concern or the challenge that
    concern you are facing.

    STEP 2: Think about all possible and


    available options you have.
    Check for
    options
    Think about the positive and
    STEP 3:
    negative consequences for
    Consider all
    each option
    consequences

    STEP 4: The best choice are those that


    will answer your concerns,
    Choose the
    solve your problems, and has
    best option more positive consequences.
    STEPS IN DECISION MAKING
    • Clarify the concern
    • Check for options
    • Consider all consequences
    • Choose the best option
    Activity

    STEP 1: Martha wants to get a job.


    She is specifically looking for job
    Clarify the which is:
    concern • Close to their home in Lapu-Lapu
    • Pays minimum wage with
    complete benefits
    • Does not have a Saturday and
    Sunday work
    STEP 2:
    Check for
    options

    Options Positive Negative


    Consequence/ Consequence/
    STEP 3: Advantages Disadvantages
    Consider all Option 1

    consequences Option 2

    STEP 4:
    Choose the best
    option

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