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1. The document discusses different types of decision making, including involuntary, where habits and patterns take over, and voluntary, where one consciously examines various factors like goals, people, and situations. 2. A person can be influenced in their decision making by credible sources, authority figures, peers, and interpersonal needs. 3. Making good decisions involves disciplined thinking based on one's values and periodically reassessing choices and their effects.
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- 1. 1.Making Decisions. I am broke and homeless; Where should I live?
- 2. I think I can afford this, it is not so bad!!
- 3. 2.Involuntary Decision Making To me it can’t get any more involuntary than this!
- 5. 3. Voluntary Decision Making examines criteria such as: Situations, desire end goals, people involved, occasion, and consciously apply to brain to make best decision. occasion desire end goals Situations
- 6. 4. A person can be influence by: credible sources, authority figures, peers, group think and interpersonal needs for affection, inclusion and control. I was definitely influenced by the need for affection . authority figures
- 7. The need for affection is consider the first interpersonal need to appear in our lives. This is the need to be loved. and since I couldn’t keep the four on the prior slide I began to seek fulfillment of my interpersonal need on Shaggy Dog; he was not obligated to say “I love You”
- 8. Good decision com from disciplined thinking; based on the values and perceptions. Moving to Costa Rica included carefully considered alternatives and options along periodic reassessments of the decision and its effects
- 9. furnished House for Rent Hot water, cable, internet, huge Dogs, and numerous family ok $60 a month 5.Brain–processing skill to make the best decision.
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