r Decision Making

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Sometimes we have incomplete information, or we make mistakes. Often people follow a set approach because they are afraid of trial and error. Part of critical thinking involves looking at opposing views and creating your own knowledge by combining different ideas together in new ways.

For this discussion, describe an instance where you found yourself in the above situation and how you handled it$.$ What did you learn about incorporating opposing views into your decision$-$making process?

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