Module 3: Determining Your Direction Direct Your Future.

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Module 3: Determining Your Direction Direct Your Future

Objectives At the end of this module, you will be able to: Describe different kinds of decision-making strategies. State the steps of a planful model of decision making. Apply the planful model to your personal career decision making. Module Direct Your Future

Definitions Decision – selection of one alternative rather than another. Alternative – different ways in which a problem may be solved, or a goal reached. Goal – an event, condition, or outcome that we set for some future date. Consequences – results, or outcomes, of making a decision. Valuing – a process of examining alternatives. Module Direct Your Future

Basic Principles The outcomes of some decisions are more important than others. When outcomes are important, use the Planful Decision- Making Model. Using the Planful Decision-Making Model does not assure the outcomes you want, but increases your probability. Module Direct Your Future

Module Direct Your Future The Planful Decision-Making Model Step 1:Identify the decision to be made. Step 2:Consider characteristics of self. Step 3:Identify alternatives. Step 4:Collect information about each alternative. Step 5:Put alternatives in priority order. Step 6:Take action. Step 7: Review the decision and possible outcomes.

Other Decision-Making Approaches Painful – spending a lot of time and energy finding alternatives and information, but not making a choice. Impulsive – jumping to a choice without finding alternatives and information. Compliant – making the choice that someone else wants you to make. Delaying – putting off making a choice. Module Direct Your Future

Homework for Next Session Write a one-or two-page description of yourself from three different perspectives or viewpoints: How your parent(s)/guardians see you. How your friends see you. How your teachers see you. Using Activity 7: Connecting Life Roles, interview one of your parents or another adult about different life roles they play. You should complete the worksheet and bring it to the next session. Module Direct Your Future