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1. What were your considerations with your chosen option?
2. What are the things that helped you decide?
3. Are all your decisions good for you and others? How can you say so?
1. What were your considerations with your chosen option?
2. What are the things that helped you decide?
3. Are all your decisions good for you and others? How can you say so?
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You should consider the fact and always fact to have a strong support to your opinion or statement.
2. •Identify critical factors which will affect the outcome of a decision.
•Evaluate options accurately and establish priorities.
•Anticipate outcomes and see logical consequences.
•Navigate risk and uncertainty.
•Reason well in contexts requiring quantitative analysis.
3. Answer:
The outcome cannot so easily predicted and I believe you must ask the feeling of you or the person in question about their own personal opinions
Explanation:
Making decisions can be hard but specially if you are doing a decision for someone without their own consent it's better if you discuss and share your feelings openly to further increase the possibility of a "good decision" personally I haven't made a lot of good decision