The document outlines a 7 step decision making process: 1) identify the decision, 2) gather relevant information, 3) identify alternatives, 4) weigh the evidence, 5) choose among alternatives, 6) take action, and 7) review your decision. It then discusses different types of decision making models, including rational, intuitive, recognition primed, and creative models. In conclusion, it thanks the reader for their time.

1. DECISION
MAKING PROCESS

2. Why does regret
always come
after making a
certain decision?

3. 7 Steps in Decision Making
Process
▹ 1. Identify the decision
▹ 2. Gather Relevant Information
▹ 3. Identify the alternatives
▹ 4. Weigh the evidence
▹ 5. Choose among alternatives
▹ 6. Take action
▹ 7. Review your decision

4. 1.
IDENTIFY THE
DECISION
• To make a decision, you must
first identify the problem or
question that needs to be
addressed.

5. 2.
GATHER
RELEVANT
INFORMATION
• Once you've made your
decision, it's time to acquire
the facts you'll need to make
that decision.

6. 3.
IDENTIFY THE
ALTERNATIVES
• Identify possible solutions
to your problem now that
you have relevant
information at your
fingertips.

7. 4.
WEIGH THE
EVIDENCE
• Once you've found many
options, weigh the facts
in favor of or against
them.

8. 5.
CHOOSE AMONG
ALTERNATIVES
• This is the portion of
the decision-making
process where you make
the final decision.

9. 6.
TAKE ACTION
• This is the point in the
decision-making process
that you actually make a
choice.

10. 7.
REVIEW YOUR
DECISION
• Take an honest look back at your
decision after a certain amount of
time—which you defined in step one
of the decision-making processes.

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DECISION MAKING
PROCESS DIAGRAM

12. DECISION
MAKING MODELS

13. 4 TYPES OF DECISION
MAKING MODELS
▹ 1. Rational Models
▹ 2. Intuitive Models
▹ 3. Recognition Primed Models
▹ 4. Creative Models

14. THANKS!
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