Decision Making

In step one of the decision-making process, when you ____________, you are actually defining the problem.

• Choose a solution

• State the Situation

• Evaluate the pros and cons

• Reflect on the problem

What does the "L" in HELP stand for?

• Loyalty

• Learning

• Legal

• Logic

Why is the decision-making process useful?

• It helps you make responsible and thoughtful decisions

• It waste time

• It only applies to adults

• If forces you to choose quickly

Step 4 of the decision-making process asks you to __________ your values and __________ the most important ones.

• Ignore, circle

• Consider, underline

• Forget, Highlight

• Copy , Erase

Step 3 of the decision-making process tells you to ____________. That means you must list the pros and cons.

• Make a decision

• Gather information

• Consider all possible outcomes

• List all possible solutions or choices

The last step of the decision-making process is to:

• Choose a new problem

• Forget about it

• Evaluate your decision

• List more options

What does the "P" in HELP stand for?

• Plans

• Problems

• Would my parents or other responsible adult approve

• Priorities

Step 2 of the decision-making process tells you to:

• Choose the best option

• List the outcomes

• List all possible solutions or choices

• Reflect on your decision

What are cons?

• Terrible

• Bad

• Okay

• Good

What does the H in HELP stand for

• Hope

• Help

• Honor

• Help and Safety