Human Relations Unit 2 Decision Making. (2.1)—12-Terms to Know Nonhuman Resources Alternatives Wants Evaluate Consequences Resources Decision Trade-off.

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Human Relations Unit 2 Decision Making

(2.1)—12-Terms to Know Nonhuman Resources Alternatives Wants Evaluate Consequences Resources Decision Trade-off Decision Making Process Technology Human Resources Needs

1. The different choices you can make to deal with a situation--

Alternatives 1. (Choices)

2. Results of a choice made or an action taken--

Consequences 2.

3. The act of making a choice or coming to a solution--

Decision 3.

4. Five step process leading to the selection of a course of action among several alternatives--

Decision Making Process 4.

5. To analyze the consequences of an action or a decision by studying it carefully--

Evaluate 5. (to judge)

6. Resources that come from within a person & from other people who give support in some way— They include human resources, nonhuman resources, health, time, energy, personality characteristics & character traits

Human Resources 6.

7. Something that you have to have in order to live--

Needs 7.

8. Resources that are not physically a part of any individual; including money, material possessions, community resources & facilities

Non-Human Resources 8.

9. Something used to meet a goal--

Resources 9.

10. Application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes such as reaching goals, meeting needs & solving problems--

Technology 10.

11. An exchange of one thing in return for another--

Trade-off 11.

12. Things that you would like to have but are not necessary for survival--

Wants 12.

(2.2)—Discuss Wants & Needs-- *Wants—Mansion *Needs—Home

(2.2.1)—Identify individual wants & needs & explore how they are related to decision making-- *Discussion

(2.3)—Describe human & nonhuman resources-- A. Human Resources—Come from within yourself & others Health Energy Time Personality Traits Skills Talents Efforts

B. Non-human Resources-- Outside yourself: Money Material possessions Community Resources

(2.3.1)—Investigate how resources affect personal decisions-- *Literacy

(2.4)—Describe major & routine decisions-- A. Major Decisions: Can change your lifestyle B. Routine Decisions: Habits, Common Sense, Intuition (follow instincts, feelings), Guess, Past Experiences, Parental Guidance, Personal Beliefs (through parents & religion)

(2.4.1)—Explore possible repercussions of decisions-- *Literacy

(2.5)—State steps in the decision- making process-- 1. Identify the decision to be made 2. Gather & examine information 3. Identify possible alternatives 4. Evaluate consequences of each alternative 5. Choose the best alternative & act on it 6. Evaluate (judge) the results

(2.5.1)—Apply steps in the decision-making process to a problem-- *Assignment

(2.5.2)—Use the FCCLA Planning Process in a decision-making process-- *Assignment

(2.6)—List advantages of the decision-making process-- Help you organize your thoughts & arrive at the best solution Good way to make important decisions that will have long-term consequences

(2.6.1)—Compare & contrast possible outcomes of real life situations with & without the Decision-making process— *Literacy

(2.7)—Relate values & goals to decision-making-- A. Values— Will influence the decisions you make Will influence the goals & standards you set for your life Become a part of your personality & affect your behavior Are influenced by: family, friends, acquaintances, religious activities, cultural activities, traditions, environment Examples: love, knowledge, religion, power, health, friendship

Values… *When you know what your values are— You can plan your goals easier!

Decision-Making… B. Goals— Short-Term—Reachable in the near future Long-Term—Hope to achieve next year

(2.7.1)—Identify individual values & goals & explore how they are related to decision-making-- *Literacy

(2.8)—Discuss positive & negative effects of using technology in decision-making-- Gather information Communicate with others Manage money Awareness of global conditions Exchange information

(2.8.1)—Explore factors that determine the validity of technology tools available to assist in making Decisions-- (Included but not limited to purpose, URL Address, Domain, Authorship, Links, Site Maintenance)