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Analyzing Risks and Benefits Making responsible decisions is a sign of maturity. It shows that you are beginning to take control of your own wellbeing. How can you analyze the risks and benefits of an action you might take? The guidelines that follow will help you.

Analyzing Risks and Benefits Identify the possible risks involved in taking this action. Identify all the possible negative consequences of taking this action. Write them down. Determine if any of the negative consequences are likely to cause a serious injury. Rate the likelihood of each negative consequence actually happening, from 1 for highly likely to 5 for very unlikely.

Analyzing Risks and Benefits Identify the possible benefits of taking this action. Identify all the possible positive consequences of taking this action. Write them down. Rate the importance of these benefits to you, from 1 for very important to 5 for not very important.

Analyzing Risks and Benefits Determine what you could do to reduce the risk of injury. Design a strategy to reduce the degree of risk involved and maximize the benefits.

Analyzing Risks and Benefits Determine if the benefits outweigh the risks. Analyze the risks and benefits you wrote down, including your ratings of the likelihood of negative consequences and the importance of the benefits to you. Also review your strategies for reducing the risk of injury. Ask yourself if the benefits outweigh the risks for you. Decide whether or not to take the action.

End of Chapter 26, Building Health Skills Click on this slide to end this presentation.