Decision Process Worksheet

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Although a large number of ways have been developed to describe how decisions are made by people. We have discovered that the decision process is not linear, but more akin to a spiral.

You will find yourself repeatedly applying principles on different levels of detail and intensity as you solve problems .

The number of steps and words used are not sacred. Just be sure to cover all the concepts. This set of steps is the result of an evolving process which has been grounded in application as well as review of theoretical analyses. We strongly recommend you tailor it to your needs. However, we have also found that by using this paradigm, decision analysis can lead to a better understanding not only of what needs to be done but what has already been accomplished in most decision making processes.

Our major recommendation: Learn by applying or using the process more than by reading. Dig in, start to work, and have fun.

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