Problem-solving and
decision making go hand in hand. You cannot solve a problem without making a
decision. However, when you have trouble making decisions, problem-solving can be especially tricky. There are typically two types of decision
makers - those who take a rational, systematic approach to problem-solving and those who use intuition, or their emotions and gut instinct,
in deciding what's right.
While we're often told to follow our gut when it comes to
making important life decisions, it's
helpful to approach the topic using both rational and intuitive approaches.
Here we lay out a six-step approach for effective problem-solving.
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Identify the problem
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Search for alternatives
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Weigh the alternatives
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Make a choice
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Implement the choice
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Evaluate the results
Developing good
decision-making skills is something we all need to learn and continue to improve
upon. If you've been ordered by a court
to take a decision-making course, enroll today
in AIC. American Integrity Courses online
courses. Decision making plays a vital
role in everyone's life. Working on and improving your decision-making skills will help you in all areas of your life. Visit our website to learn more and to enroll
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