Making Good Decisions

Which of the following strategies does the video recommend for avoiding decision fatigue?

• Delegating difficult decisions to others when possible

• Scheduling all important decisions early in the day

• Taking frequent breaks between high-stakes decisions

• All of the above

Which of the following does the video state is an effective way to make difficult decisions while avoiding decision fatigue?

• Imagining the decision as someone else's rather than your own

• Relying more on your emotions and intuition rather than logic

• Deferring all major decisions until you have had a good night's sleep

• Prioritizing the decision-making process over the decision outcome

According to the video, how does the time pressure associated with a decision contribute to decision fatigue?

• It adds additional stress both during and after the decision-making process.

• It forces the decision-maker to rush through the decision without careful consideration.

• It distracts the decision-maker from focusing on the key factors that should be weighed.

• All of the above

Which factor does the video identify as having a particularly large impact on decision fatigue?

• The novelty of the decision

• The emotional investment of the decision-maker

• The frequency with which similar decisions must be made

• The number of potential options that must be evaluated

What is the central message or takeaway of the video regarding decision fatigue?

• Decision fatigue is an unavoidable consequence of modern life that must be accepted.

• Decision fatigue can have serious consequences, but there are strategies to manage it.

• Frequent breaks and rest are the only effective ways to combat decision fatigue.

• Delegating important decisions to others is the best way to avoid decision fatigue.

The video suggests that decision fatigue can be especially problematic in which professional field?

• Finance

• Law

• Medicine

• Politics

What should you do if you know someone is having extremist views?

• Agree with them.

• Tell someone and find them help.

• Ignore it.

• Share it on social media

“I'm in two minds about whether or not to accept the offer.”

• Be undecided or unsure about what to do

• Be decided or unsure about what to do

• Having two heads on the neck

“I wanted an apartment, but on second thoughts, I prefer to have a garden.'

• Change your mind after more thought.

• Having a lot of thoughts in mind

"The offer sounds good, but keep your options open until you're sure it's the best choice."

• Postpone making a decision so that you can choose among several possibilities.

• Making a decision immediately

• Having more options but making immediately one of them