1. Every person has the ability to find a solution to a problem, nevertheless some people are better at solving non-personal problems than a personal problem. When I evaluate my problem-solving ability I conclude that I am better at solving personal problems than non-personal problems, but I also believe it 's difficult to solve personal problems; since those problems deals with my feelings. However, I solve this kind of problem better because the solution will affect my life therefore, this are more important. Non-personal problems are easier to solve for me, because I can find a solution without overthinking. For example, if I am in a situation where my family or I can be affected by the decision, is more likely that I would take longer to find a solution because I will analyze every benefit and risk I am about to experience. In other hand, if the problem has nothing to be with me, I would solve it without thinking too much. The process of solving a non-personal problem is easier and faster, but it 's not always the best option to obtain a good solution. When I solve a problem I try to make …show more content…
For example, if I am in a situation in which I need to do a project for a class and I also need to go to my cousin’s party the same day. I would weigh both of them and think whether is more important for me. I would say if I go to my cousin’s party I would not finish my homework and I will get a bad grade; but if I choose to do my homework, I would not go to my cousin’s party and my family will get mad at me. So any of these alternatives is not good to me because whichever option I decide to take something will be affecting me. Therefore, I need to find more than two alternatives, the third alternative can be to do my homework and also to go just for some time to my cousin’s party, but for sure I would first focus on my
Life is filled with difficult situations and tough choices to make. The question is, should we choose to make them ourselves? Some people feel it's best to do things alone, while others do not. For example, most of the characters in The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet by Shakespeare that are analyzed in the text, “What’s the Rush?: Young Brains Cause Doomed Love” by Lexi Tucker, do not consider other’s opinions at all. However, the opinions of people who love us positively affect our choices so it would be smart to consider them in most cases, but not in those that are very personal.
Personal choices are very important in one’s life. The stories that will be compared are, “The Use of Force”, by William Carlos Williams and “Lather and Nothing Else”, by Hernando Tellez. It is how the protagonists deal with a situation and how they use their intellectual thinking to deal with the situation. However, personal choices can change the outcome of a conflict, which will either be insightful or pessimistic. People make their own personal choices in everyday life. If the personal choices are not well-made, the conflict can either have a positive conclusion or negative conclusion.
Describe a circumstance, obstacle or conflict in your life, and the skills and resources you used to resolve it. Did it change you? If so, how?
In this step, you draw on your information and emotions to imagine what it would be like if you carried out each of the alternatives to the end. You must evaluate whether the need identified in Step 1 would be helped or solved through the use of each alternative. In going through this difficult internal process, you begin to favor certain alternatives which appear to have higher potential for reaching your goal. Eventually you are able to place the alternatives in priority order, based upon your own value system. I believe this is where I lost my way. I compromised my value system and became a “yes
In this case, the answer is to consider the importance of person-situation interactions. Traits and situations are both important factors, particularly how they interact; different situations affect different people
There are many situations that people go through that influence their decisions. Everybody grew up differently so this plays a major role in the decisions that were made in life.
Human beings have to made decisions right from childhood stage but the complexity of the decisions to be made or the circumstances preceding a decision vary from simple personal decisions to being in a group making corporate decisions. Individual Decision Making involves arriving at the decision at a personal level without involving external persons or making the decision regardless of an external or group's view point. This is the common method of making decisions and it has been observed to be effective when input from external parties is not necessary or in circumstances when a person might find themselves in need of immediate decision in order to tackle a particular situation. For example a person who is driving a car needs to make decisions about what action to take as he drives along the road with regards to following the driving laws and how to respond to actions by other road users. In this situation, an individual utilizes the intuitive decision making process (Cottrell, 2009) which is based on the experience that he has gone through.
In conclusion, the significance of personal choice is that it can affect a person’s emotions, cause people to be autonomous, and enables people to exercise free will. Personal choice can control and shape a person’s emotions. Also, personal choice teaches independence by having people make decisions for themselves. Personal choice is a form of freedom, and makes people’s lives different than others by their choices. Personal choice is the key concept of a unique
Describe the world you come from, your family, community, or school. What life experiences have shaped who you are today and what challenges have you overcome? (i.e. financial, personal, medical, etc.). Describe your academic and career goals, and your plans to achieve them. What has motivated you to pursue a higher education? Explain how the LAEF scholarship will help you. (Tip: What do you want the readers of your application to know about you apart from courses, grades, and test scores?)
Personal barriers cause people to stumble and fail to achieve their goals in life. In
In dealing with most complex problems in today’s work environment, there may be more than one good answer to a problem. The question then becomes one of picking the best answer; this is called decision-making. Weighing the consequences of th...
When faced with a challenging or trivial task, there are two common ways of handling the situation. One is to do sol vas according to one’s own personal desires and belief with no specific regard to other people. The other is to base the decision on the how others will view and respond to it. The most of us would probably fa...
...mental effects to those processes. There are numerous examples of where this dilemma would pose the question of whether to perform an unpleasant act or do nothing at all. One example that would be the passengers of Flight 93, who decided to attack the hijackers onboard. They knew their actions would lead to death, but this unpleasantness was outweighed by the duty to other potential victims.
Now that I have better understanding of things about. So now I can deal with problems effectively. If I as professional do not know things about myself and at some point of time something triggers me and I gave a particular response and I am unable to think about it as why did I do that? The client can sense that I am not sure about myself and if he/she thinks like that then how am I going to help him. So it’s important to have knowledge about yourself. This helps an individual to strengthens his/her decision making power because now he/she has confidence in himself/herself as they are aware of themselves. He/she has confidence as whatever decision he/she has made is good for him/her. As a professional it’s important to know about myself as I will be able to help my clients to deal with their problems in a more effective
Making decisions is really much more complicated than it seems. When I make decisions, my Id, Ego, and Superego decide my fate. Unfortunately for me, my Id wins far too often, as I often do not study enough. Other personality traits, such as my tendency to over-think and analyze too many things, also play a role. This can influence my other behaviors by making me seem cold and distant with others because I’m too busy thinking. My self-concept is also important.