1. Decision Making Competency_compressed

Chapter 1: Introduction

  • Instructor: Gelmer M. Fahita

  • Topic: Decision Making Competency (part of Republic Act No. 10869 JobStart Philippines program)

  • Everyday Decisions:

    • We make numerous small decisions daily (e.g., waking up, choosing clothes).

    • Methods of decision-making: flipping a coin, following emotions, weighing choices, consulting others, or random choices; suitable for smaller decisions.

    • Importance of careful consideration for significant decisions.

  • Core Concepts:

    • Decision making skills lead to success and happiness.

    • Personal values influence decisions in relationships, careers, and activities.

Values

  • Definition: Values are fundamental beliefs guiding decisions and behaviors.

  • Formation of Values:

    • Shaped by personal experiences and culture.

    • Influenced by family, education, society, peers, and media.

  • Responsibility for Values:

    • Each individual is ultimately responsible for their chosen values.

  • Types of Values:

    • Tangible Values: Visible and material items (e.g., car, house).

    • Intangible Values: Non-material aspects (e.g., love, happiness).

Chapter 2: Making Decisions

  • Importance of Intangible Values:

    • Example from The Little Mermaid: Princess Ariel values experiences over material possessions.

    • Accumulation of tangible values does not guarantee happiness.

    • Emphasis on intangible values leading to personal growth and happiness.

  • Responsibility in Decision Making:

    • Recognize the obligation to make responsible choices (inspired by Spiderman motto).

Chapter 3: A Positive Attitude

  • Definition of Responsible Decision Making:

    • Involves considering personal wants and the wants of others.

    • Understanding one's own actions and their societal impact.

  • Principles of Responsibility:

    • Follow the "Do Kayak" habit: do your best, participate, finish tasks, help others, respect others, accept accountability.

  • Importance of a Positive Attitude:

    • A positive attitude means finding the good in situations.

    • It impacts decision making by enabling constructive responses to challenges.

    • Manage tough situations positively rather than ignoring them.

    • Negative attitudes can obscure important information and impede solutions.

Chapter 4: Explore The Problem

  • Guidelines for Problem Solving:

    • Use creativity; break problems into smaller, manageable parts.

    • Think outside the box, generating innovative solutions.

  • Steps to Creative Problem Solving:

    1. Explore the Challenge: Identify and understand the problem clearly.

    2. Brainstorm Ideas: Encourage multiple ideas without criticism.

    3. Prepare for Action: Evaluate the ideas; choose one based on effectiveness and positive impact.

    4. Decide to Act: Outline specific action steps for implementation.

    5. Evaluate: Determine the success of the solution and adjust as necessary.

Chapter 5: Conclusion

  • Recap of Key Elements:

    • Values: Enduring beliefs guiding decisions and actions.

    • Responsibility: Do your best, help others, and accept consequences.

    • Positive Attitude: Choose positivity for better life experiences and outcomes.

    • Creative Decision Making: Connects problem solving and decision making; vital for effective leadership and work performance.

  • Importance of Decision Making:

    • Good decision making is crucial for personal and professional goal achievement.

    • Practice effective decision-making processes to enhance this skill.

  • Final Remarks:

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