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Dynamics of Decision Making™ |
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Decisions! Decisions! Decisions!. Wouldn't it be wonderful of we never had to make them! But, that's not life. In reality, we make decisions even before we get out of bed in the morning and continue throughout the day – until we fall asleep.
Decision making is also a part of problem solving, as the selection of a solution to a problem, is in itself, a decision.
Choosing a solution to a problem requires judgement, and whether or not this judgement is rational, creative or intuitive, choosing a solution is a decision-making process. A decision is 'making up one's mind' about an answer to a question. Hence, decision making is a process of selecting a choice among alternatives. If the alternatives are already available, we use the rational approach (left-brain), but if we have to invent alternatives, then we use the creative thinking process (right-brain).
The decision making process starts with the results we want, not with the alternatives that happen to be at hand. The most important thing to remember is to clarify What Do We Want To Achieve From This Decision-Situation? i.e. what is the desired or ideal outcome? Only then can we select the best decision making process. |
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