A632.1.4.RB_StevensEric
The
text discusses the way that researchers solve multistage problems through the
application of formulas that provide the most significant chance of success. Critically
think about your own decision-making process and reflect on the process you use
compared to the process outlined in the article.
Would this improve your decision-making?
When
I read the multistage process and how we expect immediate results but often
look at the long term progress of our decision making I began to understand
some of the flaws in my decision making as I do in some day to day activities.
By looking at the potential success of the correct decisions in each individual
decision that I make can lead to success in the long run if I begin to look at
the future of each of these decisions and how it would impact the overall goal
of what I am trying to achieve. If I slow down my decision making and look at
the entire problem and win the short goals the odds of me achieving the desired
results are good.
What would the impact be on forward planning?
The
impact of predicting possible outcomes for potential issues that may or even
may not arise would allow me to be better prepared for the possibility of an
unexpected variable arising. With this forward thinking it may allow me to make
the better decision and be quicker at tackling the next step of the decision
making process. I understand that not all variables will remain the same or
they can be predicted but if I am prepared for 60% of the possible changes in
my decision making this will allow me to be better at looking at the bigger
picture.
How would you apply optimal dynamic decision
analysis to predict future impact of today's decision?
The
probability of success in the decisions that I make today can be compared to
past experiences that I may have run across. However the optimal dynamic
decision analysis of the future stemming from today’s decision can directly are
attributed to making the right decisions in each variable that arises. This
will allow the decision to be the correct decision and predict possible
negative variables that would arise. By planning ahead and thinking of every
possible outcome good or bad will increase your chances of success. I would say
plan for the worst case scenario and have an immediate back up to remedy the
problem with plan B. I believe there should always be a back up to any plan
that you and this applies to the decisions that you make.
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