Bell Ringer 6

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What is the concept of 'choice' in decision-making?

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Choice refers to the act of selecting between two or more options based on preferences, values, and potential outcomes.

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Define 'consequences' in the context of choices.

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Consequences are the outcomes or results that follow from a decision or choice made, which can be positive, negative, or neutral.

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What does 'risk' mean in decision-making?

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Risk is the potential for loss or harm that may arise from a decision, often involving uncertainty about the outcomes.

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Explain the term 'opportunity cost'.

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Opportunity cost is the value of the next best alternative that is forgone when making a choice.

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What is the significance of 'values' in making choices?

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Values are the beliefs and principles that guide individuals in making decisions, influencing what they consider important.

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Define 'bias' in the context of decision-making.

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Bias refers to a tendency to favor one option over others, often leading to irrational or skewed decision-making.

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What is meant by 'informed decision'?

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An informed decision is a choice made based on a thorough understanding of the options and their potential consequences.

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Explain the concept of 'peer pressure' in decision-making.

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Peer pressure is the influence exerted by a peer group that can affect an individual's choices and behaviors.

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What does 'self-reflection' involve in the decision-making process?

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Self-reflection involves examining one's own thoughts, feelings, and motivations to better understand the reasons behind choices.

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Define 'short-term vs long-term consequences'.

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Short-term consequences are immediate effects of a decision, while long-term consequences are the lasting impacts that may not be evident right away.