The DECIDE Process

Step 1 of the DECIDE Process

• Determine how you feel about yourself

• Define the problem

• Decide and Act

• Defeat the Enemy

Making a list of possible alternatives for solving a problem

• Define the problem

• Explore the options

• Consider the consequences

• Evaluate your choice

What part of the DECIDE process asks you to reflect on your decision?

• Define the problem

• Explore your options

• Evaluate the results

• Decide and Act

What are trust, respect and honesty examples of?

• Options

• Consequences

• Values

• Results

Matt's parents encouraged him to pick what high school he would like to attend. After some thought, he decided to attend St. Francis in Wheaton. This is an example of:

• Defining the problem

• Deciding and acting

• Evaluating the results

• Considering the consequences

At the end of the story Test Day, Eric reflects on his decisions. He decides to tell Janet and Shauna he is sorry. What is this an example of?

• Defining the problem

• Explore the options

• Identifying your values

• Evaluating your results

The DECIDE Process is a six step decision making tool. Which of the following would be an example of when this tool should be used?

• Selecting your next pair of vans

• Picking your after school snack

• Deciding on what game to add to your phone

• Quitting the basketball team to get an afterschool job

When a person is thinking over an option, what factor is NOT important?

• Is the choice popular with my friends?

• Is the choice safe?

• Is the choice legal?

• Is the choice respectful of myself and others?

I stands for:

• I don't know.

• I need some help with this decision.

• Identify your choices.

• Identify your values.

What did Eric decide to do in the story Test Day?

• study

• ask for more time

• faked sick

• cheated