Age 18 to 20 Lesson 2.2 Quiz

Why does the Automatic Decision-Making System require minimal mental effort for repetitive tasks? *

It bypasses the need for experience or prior knowledge

It relies on well-established patterns and routines, reducing cognitive load

It prioritizes deliberate decisions over intuitive actions

It consciously processes each step of a habitual behavior

Which of the following is an example of a decision made by the Automatic Decision-Making System? *

Creating a meal plan for the week

Deciding which toothpaste to buy after careful comparison

Automatically locking the door when leaving the house

Analyzing options for a major financial investment

What is a sign of interest in understanding your Automatic Decision-Making tendencies? *

Avoiding reflection on personal habits

Engaging in discussions and sharing examples of automatic decisions

Ignoring patterns in daily routines

Only focusing on deliberate decision-making behaviors

Why is it important to recognize automatic decision-making behaviors? *

To eliminate them entirely from your decision-making process

To ensure they always guide deliberate decisions

To understand how they can conserve energy and influence deliberate efforts

To replace them with deliberate decisions in all situations

What is an example of deliberately interrupting an automatic behavior? *

Taking the usual route to work without thinking about it

Planning your entire day around avoiding automatic decisions

Ignoring opportunities to reflect on automatic behaviors

Choosing a new route to work to observe your decision-making process

DDM Age 18 to 20 – Daily Challenged to Daily Decider