Book contents
- Sorting It Out
- Sorting It Out
- Copyright page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Territory Acknowledgment
- About This Book
- Introduction to the Decision-Maker Moves: The Big Picture
- 1 Move 1: Frame the Decision
- 2 Move 2: Clarify What Matters
- 3 Move 3: Generate Options
- 4 Move 4: Explore Consequences
- 5 Move 5: Weigh Trade-offs and Decide
- 6 Move 6: Stay Curious and Adjust
- Now What?
- Acknowledgments
- Glossary
- References
- Index
4 - Move 4: Explore Consequences
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 18 January 2024
- Sorting It Out
- Sorting It Out
- Copyright page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Territory Acknowledgment
- About This Book
- Introduction to the Decision-Maker Moves: The Big Picture
- 1 Move 1: Frame the Decision
- 2 Move 2: Clarify What Matters
- 3 Move 3: Generate Options
- 4 Move 4: Explore Consequences
- 5 Move 5: Weigh Trade-offs and Decide
- 6 Move 6: Stay Curious and Adjust
- Now What?
- Acknowledgments
- Glossary
- References
- Index
Summary
Exploring Consequences, the fourth Decision-Maker Move, is about understanding what will happen as the result of selecting any of the various options. Or rather, what is most likely to happen. Keep in mind, both uncertainty (about what occurs) and luck (either good or bad) often play a part in how things actually turn out. Study and do well on the exam, knowing that spending the evening studying won’t be much fun. Don’t study and probably do poorly on the exam but have a good time for a few hours the night before. It’s all about the consequences. Eat the fruit salad or soup special for lunch, feel great in the afternoon and get a lot done. Choose the huge burger and a double order of fries, feel sleepy and get less done the rest of the day. Consequences follow from the choices we make.
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- Sorting It OutSupporting Teenage Decision Making, pp. 113 - 148Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2024