This document discusses principles of prudent decision making. It covers:
1) The importance of making the right choice and elements of prudence like memory, open-mindedness, and discernment.
2) Approaches to decision making like listing pros and cons (conventional) or prioritizing goals based on criticality, accessibility, and other factors (critical decision making).
3) Common decision making fallacies to avoid like denial, selective vision, dismissal of ideas, and overcomplication.
This document discusses principles of prudent decision making. It covers:
1) The importance of making the right choice and elements of prudence like memory, open-mindedness, and discernment.
2) Approaches to decision making like listing pros and cons (conventional) or prioritizing goals based on criticality, accessibility, and other factors (critical decision making).
3) Common decision making fallacies to avoid like denial, selective vision, dismissal of ideas, and overcomplication.
This document discusses principles of prudent decision making. It covers:
1) The importance of making the right choice and elements of prudence like memory, open-mindedness, and discernment.
2) Approaches to decision making like listing pros and cons (conventional) or prioritizing goals based on criticality, accessibility, and other factors (critical decision making).
3) Common decision making fallacies to avoid like denial, selective vision, dismissal of ideas, and overcomplication.
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should not be reproduced without his consent. • C-riticality • A-ccessibility • R-ecognizability (Quarter 2 Week 1) • V-ulnerability Reviewer Coverage • E-ffect • Decision Making • R-ecuperability • Decision Making Fallacies Criticality - How vital the goal? Bakit mahalaga ang gumawa ng Accessibility - How easy to reach RIGHT choice? goal? Recognizability - How easy to Prudence obtain information? ➢ Preeminent Virtue Vulnerability - Is your target easy ➢ Without it ethical pursuits will to hit fail Effect - How much affect on life? ➢ Its the measure of justice, of Recuperability - How much of a fortitude, of temperance setback would the lost time and ➢ Prudent person will humbly energy represent opens his/her mind to the truth of God disclosed in all that is real. Decision Making Fallacies Prudentia (Prudence according to Denial or Avoidance Aristotle) ➢ Refusing to deal with unpleasant ➢ is practical wisdom, the acts knowledge on how we should act Yes .. But .. in accord with our true nature. ➢ Coming up with variety of reasons Elements of Prudence Group Think ➢ Memoria: The accurate ➢ Automatically accepting the remembering of what's essential opinions of others in ethical actions Selective Vision ➢ Docilitas: Prudent persons are ➢ Trying to make the facts of a open-minded, anxious to situation conform to your understand the truth. They want previously reached conclusions. to discover truth rather than One Track Mind construct theories. ➢ refusal to recognize any need for ➢ Solertia: A clear-sighted “perfect new thinking ability to discern the difference Overcomplicating Matters right and wrong. ➢ Ignoring the simplest explanation Decision Making Approaches or solution in favor of an overly ➢ Conventional Decision-Making complex. Approach: (Pros and Cons) Not my Idea! Benjamin Franklin invents the ➢ Dismissing an idea just because famous method for making someone thought of it. decision. List all positive (pro) and negative (con). ➢ Critical Decision Making Approach: (Carver Method) Originally Designed and used to help the military force which of a range of military target best to aim for.
This reviewer is an INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OF GABRIEL LOUIS GUAÑO and