In this rapidly changing world, where cause and consequence are intertwined through complex psychological layers, effective decision-making becomes crucial. The fear of career uncertainties, lack of intellectual confidence, or facing immense barriers affects educational, academic, or professional choices. When certain principles are applied, crucial decisions may result in better outcomes. Since decisions are made under the influence of objective and subjective perspectives, their sufficiency and reliability can greatly vary. There are multiple frameworks used in effective decision-making. One of them is the VIPS framework: Values, Interests, Personality, and Skills. In your opinion, how can this framework be used to foster effective decision-making?
The attached presentation may be of interest to you Amalya Sukiasyan , with respect to your query.
Stephen I. Ternyik, thank you so much for sharing your presentation. It was insightful and valuable, analyzing both theoretical and practical aspects of decision-making from psycho-statistical perspectives. Future events and others' choices are not static and can vary greatly depending on their psychological state, as well as individual circumstances, which can dramatically affect decision outcomes. Viewing life as an incomplete game broadens the horizons of metacognition, fosters philosophical reflections, and helps to explore uncertainties through available data. In this context, the risks of effective decision-making fall between controllable factors (one's own actions and plans) and uncontrollable factors, such as other players' actions, emotions, and motivations. Despite the large uncertainties, life, as you've mentioned, is an incomplete game, which I think, through thoughtful steps and calculated risks, may become a game of great results, success, and victory.
Despite the large uncertainties, life, as you've mentioned, is an incomplete game, which I think, through thoughtful steps and calculated risks, may become a game of great results, success, and victory. Excellent summary of yours Amalya Sukiasyan !
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