Making Effective Decisions Answers

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A routine decision _____.

A
is made frequently and requires a lot of thought
B
is made infrequently and requires a lot of thought
C
is made frequently and requires little thought
D
is made infrequently and requires little thought
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Which step in the decision-making process would help you in deciding how much money you want to make at work?

A
Gather information
B
Define your wants and needs
C
Evaluate your choices
D
Analyze your resources
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The first step in the decision-making process is to _____.

A
define your wants and needs
B
identify your choices
C
make a decision
D
gather information
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The decision that would most likely require the use of the decision-making process.

A
Deciding on what to wear in the morning
B
Deciding on a car to buy
C
Deciding on what to eat for lunch
D
Deciding to go to softball practice
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Which of the following personal decisions could have an effect on your job?

A
Staying up late at night causing you to be tired and sluggish at work
B
Choosing to wear pajama pants in a formal office setting
C
Inviting your rowdy and loud friends to hang out at your job
D
All of the above
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An example of a difficult work decision would be:

A
Deciding to finish a task before taking a break
B
Deciding to fill the paper tray when it is out of paper
C
Deciding to relocate in order to gain a promotion
D
Deciding to tell your boss about a faulty stapler in the work room
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The best way to approach your career choice is to _____.

A
follow a logical decision-making process
B
wait and see what develops after high school
C
choose the same career as someone you admire
D
determine how to earn the most money
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Which of the following is an example of a result of personal decisions?

A
Your soccer team’s opponents
B
Businesses that offer minimum wage jobs
C
The friends you have
D
Classes offered at your community center
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In choosing a career, your personal resources are defined as _____.

A
the amount of money you require to accept the job when first hired
B
who you are and what you have to offer an employer
C
your career decisions and goals
D
whether or not you have transportation to and from work

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