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The Decision Making Process

The Decision Making Process. Identify Problem List alternatives List Pros/Cons of each alternative Make the best decision Evaluate your decision. 1) Identify the Problem. Identify Problem I need to get to school on time every day. 2) List Alternatives. Drive myself

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The Decision Making Process

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  1. The Decision Making Process • Identify Problem • List alternatives • List Pros/Cons of each alternative • Make the best decision • Evaluate your decision

  2. 1) Identify the Problem • Identify Problem • I need to get to school on time every day

  3. 2) List Alternatives • Drive myself • Get ride from friend/sibling • Take the bus

  4. 3) List Pros and Cons

  5. 4) Make the best decision I’ll have my friends drive me because I get to sleep in late and have fun.

  6. 5) Evaluate your decision • I use to have my friends drive me, but after getting three tardies, I decided it was better to take the bus. • My new decision is to take the bus.

  7. Assignment • Working in a group and using the magazines provided in class or online sources, use the Decision Making Process to select a product. • Complete and turn in your form today. • Be prepared to present.

  8. What product do you want and why. • I’m shopping for a phone so I can take great pictures, update Facebook, and surf the Web. • I’m shopping for a phone so I can text and make phone calls at the lowest monthly fee. • If shopping for a car, what are your needs? Driving to school? Taking your family on vacations? • If shopping for a computer, what will you use it for? School? Gaming? Website Design? Photo Editing? Watching movies? Updating Facebook?...)

  9. Decision Making Process Evaluation • Tomorrow you’ll be given completed forms from students in my other classes. • You will evaluate how well they followed the Decision Making Process. • They will evaluate you, too.

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