WorksheetsDecision Making and Influences Test
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What does personal responsibility mean?
Accepting how your decision will affect yourself and other people
Ignoring how your decision affects others
Avoiding responsibility for your actions
Making decisions based on peer pressure
What is the importance of identifying the real problem in decision making?
It prevents you from making a wrong decision
It ensures you consider your values
It helps you make the wrong decision
It eliminates the need for weighing consequences
Which of the following is an example of positive peer pressure?
Being encouraged to study harder for a test
Being pressured to cheat on a project
Being influenced to skip school
Being convinced to take harmful risks
What is the first step in the decision-making process?
Weigh the consequences
Consider your values
Identify the problem
List the options
What should you do after identifying the problem in decision making?
Evaluate your decision
List the options
Consider your values
Decide and act
How can family influence your decisions?
By promoting negative peer pressure
By pressuring you to follow peer trends
By encouraging you to ignore your values
By setting standards and expectations based on their values
What is the role of media in influencing decisions?
To discourage decision making
To eliminate personal responsibility
To exaggerate claims to sell products
To provide accurate information only
What is character?
A belief system shared by peers
A force that influences your choices
A set of rules for decision making
The way people think, feel, and act
What is an example of negative peer pressure?
Supporting someone’s positive values
Helping someone make a good decision
Pressuring someone to take harmful risks
Encouraging someone to study harder
What is a good decision?
A decision made without considering the outcome
A decision made quickly without thought
A decision influenced by peer pressure
A decision carefully considering the outcome of each choice
What should you do to evaluate influences?
Trust people who know and care about you
Rely solely on media messages
Follow advice from strangers
Ignore your values
What is the final step in the decision-making process?
Decide and act
List the options
Weigh the consequences
Evaluate your decision
What is peer pressure?
The need to follow cultural traditions
The impact of media on your choices
The pressure to do something because your friends want you to do it
The influence of family members on your decisions
What is a good rule of thumb for evaluating influences?
Trust people who know and care about you
Always follow peer pressure
Ignore advice from family members
Rely on advertisements for guidance
What is the importance of learning from mistakes in decision making?
It eliminates the need for evaluating decisions
It helps you improve future decisions
It ensures you repeat the same mistakes
It helps you avoid making decisions
What is the impact of good values on character?
They encourage negative peer pressure
They eliminate the need for personal responsibility
They make decision making more difficult
They help develop attitudes and habits for good decisions
How can media have a positive effect on your life?
By exaggerating claims to sell products
By reporting new discoveries and information
By promoting negative peer pressure
By discouraging decision making
What are values?
Decisions made by your family
Rules set by your peers
Opinions shared by the media
Beliefs that you consider to be of great importance
What is an influence?
A belief system shared by peers
A cultural tradition
A set of rules for decision making
A force that affects your choices when you have a decision to make
What is the role of trusted teachers or school counselors in evaluating influences?
They discourage decision making
They encourage negative peer pressure
They promote exaggerated media claims
They provide advice about good and bad influences
