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    through actions agrees together. We follow through for what we believe in, in the form of decisions and engagements. If you are an environmentalist you show actions that aid the environment. Or if an individual is racist, they will make racist statements and notions. If someone does not…

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    make the best decisions possible in a timely manner. These decisions could be seen, for example when a manager has to hire someone from a group of potential employees, allocating resources, and adjusting to new obstacles. I believe I have some of the quality needed by a manager. I posses technical (technology), conceptual, and soft skills. The certificates I have obtained in my field back up my technical skills. I have an eye for being able to see the overall consequences of my decision and not…

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    daily behaviors occur in the circles of health is the omission of information. It is common to hear that the treating physician has not imformado for families or has omitted information given to the patient to take right decisions. This action paternalistic excluded from the decision-making process to the patients and family beneficiaries, which rarely…

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    that best fits the child 's needs, it can significantly improve learning. The National Center for Public Education cites communication and decision making as two of the six types of parental involvement in education (Dervarics). Parental involvement is an essential part of education. School choice gives a way for families to come together and to also make a decision, therefore this creates a collaboration between students, parents, and schools. Allowing intervention and a choice in education…

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    In Chapter Eight, the textbook mentions how “the sunk cost effect is a tendency to continue an action once an investment in money, effect, or time has already been made” (Chapter 8, pg. 85). The textbook also mentions how, “sunk cost thinking can lead individuals to throw good money after bad, leading to an escalation of commitment” (Chapter 8, pg. 86). In other words, this means that an individual pays a certain amount of money to attend an event that they thought would be fun to attend,…

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    drinks. The dilemma that I faced was making a decision about shutting down or continue running a manufacturing line because our equipment was not working correctly. This dilemma also included not having supervisor present that day and making a decision that is well above my job responsibilities. That day I was with a group of eight other peers which all have more experience than me in the manufacturing line. However none of my peers wanted to make a decision whether to continue running or…

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    making decisions, overconfidence is potentially the most harmful and persistent bias that we face. Chapter 2 of Bazerman and Moore’s Book (2013), Judgement in Managerial Decision Making, explains that although overconfidence can be good in some cases, it can also blur the decision making process. To make more effective decisions it is crucial that we understand our role in the decision making process and substantiate our judgements with evidence. Overconfidence can influence our decisions in a…

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    they have more power over their own health and future. Even though surgeons are qualified in making medical treatment decisions, patients should have the right to refuse medical treatment options. Patients should have the right to consider all medical options based on risk factors, success and effectiveness, and their living-will. Before patients make a fast, irrational decision, they should take the time to consider risk factors of the surgery. Enduring…

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    Sienna makes the decision of leaving Luke after she realizes that she is not okay with his dangerous life style. Before making this decision Sienna thought long and hard about it. She thought about all the alternatives and the consequences, she thought about staying and how much she would worry about him. After pondering about it she decided she could not deal with worrying if every time Luke went out the door she would never see him again. After making her decision and left she would do…

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    self-study, and to continue professional development is engaging with contemporary theory and practice. Nolan&Raban (2015, p.59) states that Bourdieu refers to ‘doxa’ as the beliefs we take for granted alongwith assumptions that drive behaviour and our decision making. Arthur et al. (2012, p.181) show there are many factors that will influence what we consider important for children, families educators and communities. Berk (2013, p. 566) explains how in the context of moulding childrens’…

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