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1. The narrator receives a distress call from their disabled sibling while on their way to an important job interview. 2. They must decide whether to rush to help their sibling or ignore the call and proceed with the interview. 3. The narrator analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of each option using a worksheet to help make a rational choice between the two responsibilities as an adult and sibling.

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1. The narrator receives a distress call from their disabled sibling while on their way to an important job interview. 2. They must decide whether to rush to help their sibling or ignore the call and proceed with the interview. 3. The narrator analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of each option using a worksheet to help make a rational choice between the two responsibilities as an adult and sibling.

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1. The narrator receives a distress call from their disabled sibling while on their way to an important job interview. 2. They must decide whether to rush to help their sibling or ignore the call and proceed with the interview. 3. The narrator analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of each option using a worksheet to help make a rational choice between the two responsibilities as an adult and sibling.

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A.

1. Why do you help someone in need? Interpret this personal experience by using a
Concept Map to apply the concept of Rational Choice Theory

Personal Experience: My passion vs my


parents dream

Arts and Doctoral Business and


accountancy

Myself wanting
My families’
to travel and
dreams
pursue my
dreams

I want to be like My family believes that


my idol Van our hands are made for
keeping money
Gogh

Rational Choice: my passion


but still making my parents
proud.
E. Demonstrate Under Pressure
Proceed to the Job Not Proceed to the
Interview Interview
Rush your sister/ brother I would make an Immediately contact the
appointment so I will be the firm. When you know that
last one to be interviewed if you're going to skip the
the interview has not yet interview, phone the office
begun. to let them know.

To not rush your I'm going to contact any If I will not rush to my
sister/brother friends to make sure my brother/sister and I am not
brother or sister is all good. going to proceed to the
interview, then I’m out of
my mind.

Processing Questions Share your output with our classmates. Did you make the
same choice or decision? Why or why not?
How was the whole experience of assessing you options?
Was it difficult? Was it easy?
The whole situation was very hard because I’m stuck to
choose between two of my responsibilities, as an adult and
as a sibling.
Would you say that you applied rationality when making
that final choice or decision? Yes, because I have to make
a decision between two choices that I can only choose one.
Instruction. Read the scenario below and answer the question that follow using the worksheet
provided.
Here is a scenario. You are on your way to an important job interview that is given only to
shortlisted applicants which include you. You have waited long for this job interview and
prepared a lot for it. To miss the interview is to miss a very good chance at a job opportunity that
you have dreamed of since you were a kid. You are very excited and hopeful that you will get
hired. You are on your way to the job interview when suddenly you receive a call from your
younger sister/ brother asking for your help. Your sister/ brother seems confused and sounds
unintelligible over the phone and you are worried! To add to your dilemma, your sister/ brother
is a person with a disability (PWD)
Your questions: What will you do? Would you rush to your sister/brother and forget about
the job interview? Or would you ignore the distress call and proceed to the interview and pretend
you never received the cal? Or do you have any other options?
To help you answer the question, please fill out the worksheet bellow. Each quadrant (A, B,
C and D) represents a situation wherein you need to assess your options (strategies and
alternatives) and make a choice or decision (action). Analyze and write the advantages (benefits)
and disadvantages (risks or cost) of each pair of options in each quadrant. Make sure that you
also analyze the implications of each option to your preferences and ultimately to your goal.
Once you complete the table, you should be able to make a choice or decision

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