D.E.C.I.D.E
by Jack Schell
1. D: Define, define the problem, so for example you broke your friends device and are debating weather to tell him or to hide it from him
1.1. I: Identify, identify you values that you want to make sure you maintain in what decision you make
2. E: Explore, explore all the different options to act in the situation, so for example think of the different options about either telling the person or not etc...
2.1. D: Decide, decide what decision you are making or in our example weather to tell the friend about it or hide it from him and justify why you made this decision
3. C: Consider, consider all the consequences, positive and negative in either telling the person you broke there phone or hiding it
3.1. E: Evaluate, evaluate the results of the decision you made, either telling the person about there device or hiding it from them, and weather this decision brought you positive, negative, or both types of consequences, how many and how that followed or infringed on your values and effected your dimensions of wellness.
