After reading my scenario can someone please help me answer this question. Given your scenario, what decision might you have made different?

Reality-Test Your Assumptions using Heath and Heath (2013) three techniques.

Explain the impact of each technique

I was having a problem with administration at work, so I decided to reach out to my old principal, asking him about other positions within the network I currently work in regarding higher pay and better benefits because he is still well-connected with people here in my city. I was faced with a decision regarding whether or not to accept a job offer from a well-known school in Kentucky with one of my ex-principals. On the one hand, the job came with a higher salary and better benefits than my current position. However, it required relocating to a different city, which would mean leaving behind my friends and family and church family. This decision was particularly challenging because I was emotionally attached to my current support system. I would have to say in this scenario; narrow framing played a role. I was mainly focusing on the immediate benefits of the new job, such as the higher salary and improved benefits. I failed to consider the broader aspects, such as the impact on my social connections and overall happiness. After taking into consideration the opportunity, I decided to stay and pursue higher education that would help me grow as an individual in my career of choice.

In this scenario, narrow framing played a role. I was mainly focusing on the immediate benefits of the new job, such as the higher salary and improved benefits. I failed to consider the broader aspects, such as the impact on my social connections and overall happiness. By narrowly framing my decision, I only considered a limited perspective, which prevented me from fully assessing the situation.