Term project 1

How to Make Decisions A Model for Making the Best Possible Choices Some decisions are so simple that you're barely aware you're making them, while others are time consuming, high risk, and can leave you feeling anxious. Decisions can make or break a project or an entire business. And they often involve complex and unpredictable interpersonal issues, too.

A 7-Step Decision-Making Strategy To avoid making a bad decision, you need to bring a range of decision-making skills together in a logical and ordered process. We recommend the following seven steps:

Investigate the situation in detail.

Create a constructive environment.

Generate good alternatives.

Explore your options.

Select the best solution.

Evaluate your plan.

Communicate your decision, and take action.

Note: This process will ensure that you make a good decision in a complex situation, but it may be unnecessarily complicated for small or simple decisions. In these cases, jump to Step 5. Please discuss both tips provided in the article above and video from Decision-Making Techniques (2016). Retrieved fromhttps://youtu.be/YqWiHtX2-z0 and discuss which ones work for you in your professional and personal life and which ones do not. Evaluate presented choices and provide some examples which support the authors' analysis and statements.

Use at least one outside article in addition.

You should be able to write at least 3-4 pages for the whole assignment with Arial 12 point font, conventional margins, and single-spaced.

Assignments must be submitted with APA Format as is established in the course syllabus under APA Format Resources as presented in the APA Sample Paper.

Analysis and Conclusion must reflect the student's own words.

The conclusion must include the students point of view rather than what the paper includes. Plagiarism won't be tolerated and will be penalized with a 0-grade point for the assignment.