from problem solving and decision making book , part 2

Real Life Independent Challenge You can apply the decision-making techniques you learned in this part to the decisions you need to make in other parts of your life, such as what job to accept, whether to buy or rent a house or apartment, and whether to continue your for- mal education. Select a decision you need to make, and then identify possible solutions. a. Select a decision you need to make. Choose one that demands careful consideration and analysis. b. Use one of the tools presented in this lesson to generate possible alternatives. For example, brainstorm a list of alternatives or create a mind map. c. Use a tool such as a decision table to rate the alternatives. d. Use a different tool to rate the alternatives, and then compare the results. e. Now that you've applied logic to your decision, do you intuitively agree with the results? THIRD EDITION ILLUSTRATED COURSE GUIDES AND DECISION MAKING 5 PROBLEM SOLVING SOFT SKILLS FOR A DIGITAL WORKPLACE BUTTERFELD