Making Wise Choices: A Quiz on Using Good Judgement

Before making a decision, it's important to consider the consequences. Which of the following is the best example of evaluating the consequences of an action?

• Deciding to study for a test based on how much you like the subject.

• Choosing to do homework now instead of going to a movie, knowing there's a test tomorrow.

• Picking a game to play based on what your friend wants.

• Eating whatever you want without thinking about health.

Resisting peer pressure is an important aspect of using good judgement. Which of the following is an example of resisting peer pressure?

• Going along with a prank because all your friends are doing it.

• Saying no to cheating on a test even though your friend says it's okay.

• Trying a dangerous stunt because a friend dared you.

• Skipping class because your friends think it's cool.

When evaluating the consequences of your actions, it's important to:

• Consider only the immediate effects.

• Think about how your actions affect others as well as yourself.

• Make decisions based solely on what others think.

• Ignore potential negative outcomes if the action makes you happy in the moment.

Which of the following actions shows a lack of good judgement?

• Asking for advice from a trusted adult when faced with a difficult decision.

• Considering how your actions will affect your future before making a decision.

• Following the crowd without thinking about what is right or wrong.

• Weighing the pros and cons of a situation before acting.

Which of the following is an example of poor judgement?

• Refusing to participate in an activity that goes against your values.

• Spending time to research and understand all sides of a decision.

• Ignoring the advice of parents or teachers because it doesn't align with what you want to do.

• Seeking feedback from peers before making a big decision.