Question

Read the scenario. Luke is a sophomore in high school. His friend invites him over and asks him to bring some beer. Luke is considering declining the invitation or asking his friend to go bowling instead of hanging out at his house. What should Luke do next in the decision-making process? identify the decision identify alternatives evaluate consequences assess the outcome

Answer 1

Luke should think over the possibilities before deciding.

Explanation: To make the best decision, he should start by identifying the decision he needs to make. Once he has done that, Luke can brainstorm alternative options, such as suggesting they go bowling instead of drinking. After identifying his options, he should evaluate the potential consequences of each choice. For example, if he brings the beer, he risks getting into trouble with his parents or the law. On the other hand, if he goes bowling, he may have a more enjoyable and safe experience. After considering the potential outcomes, Luke can assess the best course of action and make an informed decision that is right for him.