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Values/Goals Factors Affecting Choice

This overview emphasizes the vital role of values and goals in shaping an individual’s lifestyle. Values represent core beliefs that provide direction and meaning, while goals break down these values into actionable steps. Short-term goals are characterized by their immediacy and realism, while long-term goals offer broader life direction requiring more time to achieve. Effective goal-setting follows specific guidelines, ensuring that goals are clear, achievable, and growth-facilitating. The decision-making process is essential for evaluating and reaching these goals, enhancing personal development and decision quality.

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Values/Goals Factors Affecting Choice

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  1. Values/Goals Factors Affecting Choice

  2. Lifestyle A person’s typical way of life

  3. An idea or a belief that a person has which is important and which gives direction and meaning to life Value

  4. Ends toward which effort is directed Goals

  5. Characteristics of Short-Term Goals • Short Term Goals • Descriptions of specific behaviors and outcomes to accomplish in a relatively short period of time (1 month or less). • Relatively small resources • Reasonable end point within sight

  6. Characteristics of Long-Term Goals • Long Term Goals • Broad statements giving overall direction to one’s life • Usually require one year or more to accomplish • Made up of a series of short-term goals

  7. Guidelines for Goal Setting • Imaginable-clear, thinkable, understandable to the goal-setter • Believable-possible to achieve • Achievable-possible to attain,should not be set in concrete • Controllable-manageable, particularly if other people are involved • Measurable-stated in measurements of time and/or quantity • Desirable-want to do it • Growth Facilitating-never destructive to you, others, society

  8. Determine 1 short and 1 long term consumer goal Are both goals: • Imaginable • Believable • Achievable • Controllable • Measurable • Desirable • Growth facilitating

  9. Decision Making Process • Define the problem • Consider all the options • Weigh the advantages & disadvantages • Make the decision • Act on the decision • Evaluate the decision

  10. Summary Definitions Characteristics of goals Guidelines of goal setting Decision making process

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