Decision Making Process

Mason faces a decision about attending a party hosted by his friend Ethan. He uses a decision-making process to evaluate his options, considering the risks of attending the party, such as underage drinking and potential consequences. Mason identifies alternatives, including staying home or attending a basketball game with Caitlyn. He decides on the basketball game, avoiding the party's negative outcomes. Reflecting on his choice, Mason is pleased with his decision and learns the importance of using decision-making tools to make safe and enjoyable choices.

What is the first step Mason takes in the decision-making process?

• He decides to go to the party.

• He identifies the decision he needs to make.

• He asks his friends for advice.

• He gathers information about the party.

What are the risks Mason considers about attending Ethan's party?

• Losing his friends' trust.

• Missing out on a basketball game.

• Getting caught by parents or police.

• Not having enough fun.

Which alternative does Mason choose for his Friday night?

• Watching a movie.

• Going to the party.

• Staying home.

• Going to a basketball game.

How does Mason feel about his decision after a few weeks?

• Upset because Caitlyn didn't enjoy the game.

• Glad because he avoided trouble.

• Indifferent as it didn't matter much.

• Regretful because he missed the party.

What lesson does Mason learn from this experience?

• Always choose the most exciting option.

• Avoid making decisions without consulting friends.

• Stick with safer alternatives for fun.

• Never attend parties hosted by Ethan.