Decision-Making Labyrinth Directions: Read each situation. After considering all options, record your choice in the appropriate space and complete the.

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Decision-Making Labyrinth Directions: Read each situation. After considering all options, record your choice in the appropriate space and complete the necessary information for each step in your packet. Then lock in your selection to continue.

Step 1: In making a decision, we must always first identify the situation that we face. Click to Continue

On a Friday night, your friend calls and asks if you’ll come over to hang out since his/her parents are out of town. You…. a)Tell your parents what’s up and head overTell your parents what’s up and head over b)Tell your parents you’re heading over but exclude the fact that no parents are thereTell your parents you’re heading over but exclude the fact that no parents are there c)Tell your friend you’re going to hang home tonight, and ask them to come over to your house insteadTell your friend you’re going to hang home tonight, and ask them to come over to your house instead

Step 2: Next we need to gather information and other resources. It’s important to have a valid information on which to base our decisions. Click to Continue

When you get to your friend’s house a few other people are there s well as some older kids who are friend’s with his/her brother. They are drinking beer and offer you one. You…. a)Accept and drink upAccept and drink up b)Accept, but take only a sip, and then put the can down next to youAccept, but take only a sip, and then put the can down next to you c)Decline and go grab a soda insteadDecline and go grab a soda instead

Step 2: Next we need to gather information and other resources. It’s important to have a valid information on which to base our decisions. Click to Continue

Your friend comes over. You’re down in the basement watching television when your friend pulls out a joint and asks you if you want to smoke. You… a)Accept and take a hitAccept and take a hit b)Accept, but don’t inhaleAccept, but don’t inhale c)Decline and ask your friend not to smokeDecline and ask your friend not to smoke

Step 3: Now we need to consider all of our options. Click to Continue

Everybody seems to be having a good time and every body appears to be drinking, even you. The older kids are going upstairs to hang out and invite you to come along. You… a)Accept and head upstairs with themAccept and head upstairs with them b)Decline, and stay downstairs with your friendDecline, and stay downstairs with your friend c)Say, “Let’s do something else.”Say, “Let’s do something else.”

Step 3: Now we need to consider all of our options. Click to Continue

You get a soda and everybody seems to be having a good time and appears to be drinking, except for you. The older kids are going upstairs to hang out and invite whoever wants to come. You…. a)Accept and head upstairs with themAccept and head upstairs with them b)Decline, and stay downstairs with your friendsDecline, and stay downstairs with your friends c)Say “Let’s do something else.”Say “Let’s do something else.”

Step 3: Now we need to consider all of our options. Click to Continue

You and your friend are passing the joint back and forth in the basement. Your friend says, “Let’s go for a walk before it gets too smokey down here.” You… a)Agree and head outsideAgree and head outside b)Decline and stay downstairs with your friendDecline and stay downstairs with your friend c)Say, “Let’s do something else.”Say, “Let’s do something else.”

Step 3: Now we need to consider all of our options. Click to Continue

Your friend lights the joint anyway, and says, “Lets go for a walk before it gets too smoky down here.” You…. a)Agree and head outsideAgree and head outside b)Decline and stay down stairs with your friendDecline and stay down stairs with your friend c)Say, “Let’s do something else.”Say, “Let’s do something else.”

Step 4: Next we need to predict the consequences of our decisions. Click to Continue

Once you get upstairs the older kids decide that they need more beer. Everyone piles into the care. You… a)Get in the care tooGet in the care too b)Change your mind and head back downstairsChange your mind and head back downstairs c)Say, “I think I’ll call my parents for a ride home.”Say, “I think I’ll call my parents for a ride home.”

Step 4: Next we need to predict the consequences of our decisions. Click to Continue

You suggest playing a game. All your friends agree and grab another can of beer to play a drinking game. You… a)Grab one too and the game beginsGrab one too and the game begins b)Decline and say, “I think you misunderstood.”Decline and say, “I think you misunderstood.” c)Say, “I think I’ll call my parents for a ride home.”Say, “I think I’ll call my parents for a ride home.”

Step 4: Next we need to predict the consequences of our decisions.

As you’re walking, a police officer drives by, rolls down his window, and asks you what’s going on. Your friend is holding the joint behind his back. You… a)Take off runningTake off running b)Point to your friend and say, “It’s not mine, it’s my friend’s.”Point to your friend and say, “It’s not mine, it’s my friend’s.” c)Shrug your shoulders and say, “Not much”Shrug your shoulders and say, “Not much”

Step 4: Next we need to predict the consequences of our decisions. Click to Continue

You suggest watching a movie instead. Your friend agrees and continues smoking. You… a)Put on the movie and ignore your friendPut on the movie and ignore your friend b)Ask your friend to stopAsk your friend to stop c)Tell your friend to stop or he can leaveTell your friend to stop or he can leave

Step 5: Next we need to consider our personal values and make the best choice. Click to Continue

The driver is all over the road, and loses control of the care. The care crashes into a telephone pole. When the police and paramedics arrive they survey the scene, attend to your injuries, and asks you several questions. You…. a)Try to protect the driver by making up a false story to keep them out of trouble b)Are completely honest about the events of the evening c)You tell the truth about some things but leave some information out

Step 5: Next we need to consider our personal values and make the best choice. Click to Continue

When you get downstairs you see that your friends have started playing a drinking game. You… a)Grab a beer and join in b)Watch the game but don’t drink c)Call your parents and get a ride home

Step 5: Next we need to consider our personal values and make the best choice. Click to Continue

Your friends give you a hard time but you call home anyway. When your parents ask you why you want to leave, you… a)Lie to protect your friends and say you’re tired b)Tell your parents what is going on and that you are uncomfortable but don’t tell them about the alcohol c)Are completely honest about the whole evening

Step 5: Next we need to consider our personal values and make the best choice. Click to Continue

You’ve been playing the game for a while and have had a lot to drink. You realize you’re drunk and start to feel really six. You call your parents and you… a)Try to mask feeling sick and ask if you can sleep over b)Ask your parents to come and get you and explain that you are not comfortable with what is happening at the party but don’t tell them about the alcohol c)Are completely honest about the events of the evening and ask them to come and get you

Step 5: Next we need to consider our personal values and make the best choice. Click to Continue

Your friends look at you like you have four-heads and say “What’s the big deal?” You… a)Say, “never mind, I was just kidding, let’s play.” b)Say, ‘I meant, maybe we could play a game that doesn’t involve alcohol.” c)Say, “I’m not into this, I’m calling and getting a ride home.”

Step 5: Next we need to consider our personal values and make the best choice. Click to Continue

As you’re running away from the police officer you trip and fall. The police officer catches up to you and your friend. He begins to question you. You… a)Are completely honest about the events of the evening b)Try to protect your friends by making up a false story to keep them out of trouble c)You tell the truth about some things but leave out some information

Step 5: Next we need to consider our personal values and make the best choice. Click to Continue

The officer takes you both into custody and informs you that you’re going to have to call your parents from the police station. As you’re talking to your parents you…. a)Tell them your friend had a cigarette which the officer mistook for marijuana. b)Tell them it was all your friend’s fault and you didn’t do anything wrong. c)Are completely honest about the events of the evening. They are going to find out eventually.

Step 5: Next we need to consider our personal values and make the best choice. Click to Continue

The officer continues to question you because he can clearly smell the odor of marijuana, and asks both of you, “Are you hiding marijuana?” You… a)Say, “I don’t have anything.” b)Say, “I’m really sorry. Please don’t tell my parents.” c)Be honest and tell the officer everything

Step 5: Next we need to consider our personal values and make the best choice. Click to Continue

As you’re watching the movie, one of your parents come downstairs because they smell smoke. When they ask you what’s going on. You…. a)Are completely honest b)Tell your parents the truth and begging them not to tell your friends parents. c)Tell your parent that you didn’t smoke and you tried to get your friend to stop but he/she wouldn’t.

Step 5: Next we need to consider our personal values and make the best choice. Click to Continue

Your friend continues to smoke ignoring your request. One of your parents come downstairs because they smell smoke. When they ask you what’s going on. You… a)Are completely honest b)Tell your parents the truth and begging them not to tell your friends parents. c)Tell your parent that you didn’t smoke and you tried to get your friend to stop but he/she wouldn’t.

Step 5: Next we need to consider our personal values and make the best choice. Click to Continue

Your friend continues to smoke ignoring your request to stop. You … a)Tell him/her to leave and go upstairs. b)Ignore your friend’s behavior and continue watching the movie. c)Grab the joint and put it out.

Step 6: Finally we need to evaluate our decision. Click to Continue

Please review your packets to make sure you have completed all 6 steps of he decision-making model

This concludes the …… Decision-Making Labyrinth