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Decision Making Vocabulary

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Choosing who you want to be friends with in middle school is probably an example of

a)

a big deal

b)

not a big deal

2.

Deciding whether to have a hamburger or chicken for dinner is probably an example of

a)

a big deal

b)

not a big deal

3.

A behavior or a situation that could harm self or others

a)

decision

b)

healthful behavior

c)

risky behavior

d)

goal

4.

A behavior that promotes one’s health or the health of others

a)

decision

b)

healthful behavior

c)

risky behavior

d)

goal

5.

Values are

a)

the things that are important to you

b)

the decisions that you make

c)

the goals you set

d)

the options you have

6.

A consequence is

a)

something bad

b)

a reward you can get

c)

a punishment

d)

the result of an action

7.

Options are

a)

the different choices you have

b)

the things that are important to you

c)

what happens after your choice

8.

The confidence to defend your thoughts, beliefs, or feelings and speak out in an honest and respectful way that does not harm others

a)

goal setting

b)

assertiveness

c)

evaluating

d)

brainstorming

9.

Thinking of all the possible ways to make your decision happen or create a new idea

a)

goal setting

b)

evaluation

c)

values

d)

brainstorming

10.

The feeling that you should do something you wouldn't normally do because people your age want you to

a)

values

b)

peer pressure

c)

decision making

d)

options

11.

A strategy to get out of something you do not want to do or avoid a peer pressure situation

a)

peer pressure

b)

decision making

c)

refusal skill

d)

consequence

12.

Something you work toward and hope to achieve

a)

goal

b)

values

c)

decision making

d)

brainstorm

13.

They way you value, respect, and feel confident about yourself.

a)

body image

b)

values

c)

goal

d)

self esteem

14.

The things you enjoy and want to learn more about.

a)

interests

b)

goal

c)

values

d)

options

15.

A goal you want to be able to achieve in the near future; maybe in the next day, week, or month

a)

long term goal

b)

short term goal

16.

A goal that will take a longer time to achieve; it may be something that you want to do in the next year or two or ten

a)

long term goal

b)

short term goal

17.

People, places, or information you may use t make a decision or achieve goal

a)

options

b)

values

c)

resources

d)

consequences

18.

The achievement of a goal

a)

values

b)

success

c)

evaluate

d)

decision making

19.

The first step in the decision making process is

a)

list your options

b)

define the problem

c)

evaluate your choice

d)

weigh the consequences

20.

The last step in your decision making process should be

a)

decide!

b)

weight the consequences

c)

list your options

d)

evaluate your decision