1. what where you consideration with your chosen option?
2.what are the things that helped you decide?
3.are all your decision good for you and other? how can you say so?

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1. what where you consideration with your chosen option?
2.what are the things that helped you decide?
3.are all your decision good for you and other? how can you say so?

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Golden48565viz Golden48565viz · Answer 1

Answer:

1. You should consider the fact and always fact to have a strong support to your opinion or statement.

2. •Identify critical factors which will affect the outcome of a decision.

3.The outcome cannot so easily predicted and I believe you must ask the feeling of you or the person in question about their own personal opinions.

Explanation:

Making decisions can be hard but specially if you are doing a decision for someone without their own consent it's better if you discuss and share your feelings openly to further increase the possibility of a "good decision" personally I haven't made a lot of good decisions.

Shaineappalviz Shaineappalviz · Answer 2

Answer:

You should consider the fact and always fact to have a strong support to your opinion or statement.

2. •Identify critical factors which will affect the outcome of a decision.

•Evaluate options accurately and establish priorities.

•Anticipate outcomes and see logical consequences.

•Navigate risk and uncertainty.

•Reason well in contexts requiring quantitative analysis.

3. Answer:

The outcome cannot so easily predicted and I believe you must ask the feeling of you or the person in question about their own personal opinions

Explanation:

Making decisions can be hard but specially if you are doing a decision for someone without their own consent it's better if you discuss and share your feelings openly to further increase the possibility of a "good decision" personally I haven't made a lot of good decisions

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