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    This document outlines the PACED decision-making grid process for making decisions. The process involves defining the problem, listing alternatives, criteria for evaluation, evaluating alternatives against the criteria, and making a decision. The grid helps structure the process by having you list alternatives across the top and criteria down the side to systematically evaluate each alternative based on the predefined criteria and goals. After filling out the grid, you should be able to clearly see the best alternative to make your decision.

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    This document outlines the PACED decision-making grid process for making decisions. The process involves defining the problem, listing alternatives, criteria for evaluation, evaluating alternatives against the criteria, and making a decision. The grid helps structure the process by having you list alternatives across the top and criteria down the side to systematically evaluate each alternative based on the predefined criteria and goals. After filling out the grid, you should be able to clearly see the best alternative to make your decision.

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    This document outlines the PACED decision-making grid process for making decisions. The process involves defining the problem, listing alternatives, criteria for evaluation, evaluating alternatives against the criteria, and making a decision. The grid helps structure the process by having you list alternatives across the top and criteria down the side to systematically evaluate each alternative based on the predefined criteria and goals. After filling out the grid, you should be able to clearly see the best alternative to make your decision.

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    PACED: DECISION-MAKING GRID

    P. What is the problem?


    A. What are the alternatives?
    C. What are the criteria?
    E. Evaluate the alternatives.
    D. Make a decision.
    Problem:
    What decision are you trying to make?
    What is the real issue at hand?

    Alternatives:
    What options are available regarding the problem?

    What do you gain or give up with each alternative?


    Gain

    Criteria:

    Give Up

    What goals do you hope to accomplish in making your decision?


    Goals
    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.

    Evaluate:
    To what extent will you rank or weigh the criteria? Are all goals
    equal?

    Decision:
    Insert the above comments into the grid and at the end be prepared
    to follow through with the decision.

    Criterion

    Criterion

    Criterion

    Criterion

    ____________

    ____________

    ____________

    ____________

    Weight x1, 2, 3 Weight x1, 2, 3 Weight x1, 2, 3 Weight x1, 2, 3


    Alternative

    Alternative

    Alternative

    Alternative

    Alternative

    After either adding the points or scores is there an obvious solution to the
    problem?
    After completing the process, reflect upon your thinking- is the decision more
    clear than you thought?

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