Do the following descriptions of decision-making seem familiar?  If you notice this in your friends, family, colleagues, or yourself, lesson A1 provides critical information to help transform decision-making abilities.

Don’t know that a decision is needed and get caught off guard, unprepared Uncertain of what is the next step to make a decision and so do nothing Slow learning and uncertain about taking steps to make a change When trying to make a change, it takes a lot of time and makes a lot of errors

The video lesson includes the following topics and lesson objectives: Cognitive Domain (Remembering and Understanding) 1.1 Define what decision-making is, including the role of decision-making in maintaining survival and fulfilling needs. 1.2 Recognize how decision-making connects to routine daily activities and unmet needs. 1.3 Explain basic reasons for decision-making, such as survival, safety, and security in a complex world. Affective Domain (Receiving and Responding) 2.1 Discuss the role of emotions, anxiety, and social acceptance in decision-making in uncertain time. 2.2 Respond to scenarios involving decision-making questions, such as “How do you know you made the right decision?” Psychomotor Domain (Imitation and Perception) 3.1 Identify critical decision-making steps, including assessing needs and evaluating options. 3.2 Outline a weekly needs assessment as a routine practice to improve decision-making skills. (Weekly Needs Assessment) Following completion of the video, practice with the video and Weekly Needs Assessment by clicking on the links: Click Here!...