Making Healthy Decision

Breaking her arm was a ____________________ of the choice she made.  The result was not what Maggie was planning on.

• Consequence

• value

• decision

• risk

Brady always considers his family's __________________ because he feels strongly about having a guide to help him how he lives.

• Decision

• Risk

• Values

• Consequence

Derek had to make an important ___________________ so he listed out alternatives to choose from.

• consequence

• value

• risk

• decsion

The chance of harm or loss is the __________________ that Bella must consider when choosing between alternatives.

• risk

• consequence

• value

• decision

Reviewing your decisions and asking if it worked out is the Evaluate the Results step of the DECIDE Process.

• true

• false

Considering beliefs of your family, religion, the safety of yourself and others, and self-respect is Identify Your Values step of the DECIDE Process.

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• false

Thinking about what might happen, both positive and negative, is the Define the Problem step of the DECIDE Process.

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• false

What is the correct order for the DECIDE process

• DEFINE THE PROBLEM, EXPLORE THE ALTERNATIVES, CONSIDER THE CONSEQUENCES, IDENTIFY YOUR VALUES, DECIDE AND ACT, EVALUATE THE RESULTS

• DECIDE AND ACT, EXPLORE THE ALTERNATIVES, CONSIDER THE CONSEQUENCES, IDENTIFY YOUR VALUES, DEFINE THE PROBLEM, EVALUATE THE RESULTS

• DEFINE THE PROBLEM, EVALUATE THE RESULTS, CONSIDER THE CONSEQUENCES, IDENTIFY YOUR VALUES, DECIDE AND ACT, EXPLORE THE ALTERNATIVES

• DECIDE AND ACT, EVALUATE THE RESULTS, CONSIDER THE CONSEQUENCES, IDENTIFY YOUR VALUES, DEFINE THE PROBLEM, EXPLORE THE ALTERNATIVES

The first D in decide (define the problem) means

• Decide which alternative is best for you

• Identify those choices that are a good match for your values

• Consider the decision and state the issue clearly.

• think through what might happen if you choose each alternative.

The first E in decide (explore the alternatives) means

• Think through what might happen if you choose each alternative

• Decide which alternative is best for you.

• After you have put your decision into effect, take time to review it.

• Make a list of possible alternatives