What are the seven steps of decision making? Which step do you think is the most important and why?

Identify a problem or opportunity. The first step is to recognise a problem or to see opportunities that may be worthwhile.

Gather information. What is relevant and what is not relevant to the decision?

Analyze the situation. What alternative courses of action may be available to you?

Develop options. Generate several possible options.

Evaluate alternatives. What criteria should you use to evaluate?

Select a preferred alternative. Explore the provisional preferred alternative for future possible adverse consequences.

Act on the decision. Put a plan in place to implement the decision.

Explanation:

Develop options. Because this makes a process

Identify a problem or opportunity. The first step is to recognise a problem or to see opportunities that may be worthwhile.

Gather information. What is relevant and what is not relevant to the decision?

Analyze the situation. What alternative courses of action may be available to you?

Develop options. Generate several possible options.

Evaluate alternatives. What criteria should you use to evaluate?

Select a preferred alternative. Explore the provisional preferred alternative for future possible adverse consequences.

Act on the decision. Put a plan in place to implement the decision.

Explanation:

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