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    The document discusses goal setting and decision making. It defines goal setting as identifying something to accomplish and establishing measurable and time-bound goals. Good goals should be specific, measurable, achievable, realistic and time bound. Decision making is selecting options from alternatives. Important factors that influence decision making include values, goals, social pressure, and information. The document provides steps for achieving goals and making decisions, as well as barriers and how to overcome them.

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    The document discusses goal setting and decision making. It defines goal setting as identifying something to accomplish and establishing measurable and time-bound goals. Good goals should be specific, measurable, achievable, realistic and time bound. Decision making is selecting options from alternatives. Important factors that influence decision making include values, goals, social pressure, and information. The document provides steps for achieving goals and making decisions, as well as barriers and how to overcome them.

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    The document discusses goal setting and decision making. It defines goal setting as identifying something to accomplish and establishing measurable and time-bound goals. Good goals should be specific, measurable, achievable, realistic and time bound. Decision making is selecting options from alternatives. Important factors that influence decision making include values, goals, social pressure, and information. The document provides steps for achieving goals and making decisions, as well as barriers and how to overcome them.

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    The key takeaways are about goal setting, decision making, characteristics of good goals, importance of goal setting and decision making, steps in achieving goals and barriers in decision making.

    Good goals should be SMART - Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic and Time-bound.

    The steps in achieving a goal are: 1) Look at possible alternatives 2) Develop a plan of action 3) Set time limits 4) Take one step at a time 5) Identify your goal 6) Evaluate your progress 7) Continue with your plans.

    IVY ARROJO BEEd II-A

    MARIELE M. CABILTE BEEd II-A

    GOAL SETTING AND DECISION MAKING

    GOAL SETTING
     Is the process of identifying something that you want to accomplish
    and establishing measurable goals and timeframes.

    TYPES OF GOALS
    Long-term Goals
     are goals meant to be accomplished over a long period of time.
    Short-term Goals
     are goals someone sets to accomplish in a short period of time.

    CHARACTERISTICS OF GOOD GOALS


    Good goals should be ‘SMART’:
    S- Specific
    M- Measurable
    A- Achievable
    R- Realistic
    T- Time bound

    IMPORTANCE OF GOAL SETTING


     It provides a guide for decision-making
     It gives meaning and direction to one’s activities, it enables one to
    have an idea of where one is going
     Achievement of goals increases one’s self esteem
     It serves as motivation
     It serves as an action plan
    STEPS IN ACHIEVING A GOAL
    1. Look at the possible alternatives
    2. Develop a plan of action
    3. Set time limits
    4. Take one step at a time
    5. Identify your goal
    6. Evaluate your progress
    7. Continue with your plans
    EFFECTS OF ACHIEVING SET GOAL
     It increases self-esteem
     It motivates you to set further goals
     You develop self-confidence
     It makes you happy
     You feel fulfilled

    OBSTACLE IN ACHIEVING GOAL


     Low self-esteem
     Inability to identify the importance
     Peer pressure
     Setting unrealistic and immeasurable goals
     Procrastination
     Lack of ambition
     Fear of failure

    DECISION MAKING
     Is the process of providing appropriate solutions to most situations in
    life.
     It is a process of selecting options from alternatives by making up
    one’s mind. Young people make decisions as to what to wear,
    whether to take a bus to school or to trek, whether to engage in
    premarital sex or not etc.
     Your decisions have consequences.

    IMPORTANCE OF DECISION MAKING


     The identification of various options assists in learning more about us
    and others.
     It helps us identify our values
     It helps on goal setting it can minimize mistakes
     It allows us to take control over and responsibility for our actions.
     Good decisions build self-esteem.

    FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE DECISION MAKING


     Values
     Goals
     Parental/family values
     Information
     Social/ peer pressure
     Ignorance
     Circumstances/ situations

    THREE C's OF GOOD DECISION MAKING


     Challenge (or decision) you are facing: Regard the decision you
    need to make as a challenge that needs to be overcome.
     Choice: Identify the several choices from which you can choose.
     Consequences of each choice: Know the positive and negative
    consequences of the options you have .

    BARRIERS TO DECISION MAKING

     Pressure from friends and peer groups


     Lack of access to adequate information and facts
     Lack of decision making skills
     Inability to set goal and make plans
     Inability to clarify values
     Low of self-esteem
     Lack of guidance and support from trusted adults

    HOW TO OVERCOME BARRIERS


     Learn to be assertive
     Clarify your values
     Learn to identify alternatives and evaluate their consequences
     Set goals and plan towards achieving the goals
     Choose the option that is consistent with your values and goals
     Seek guidance and advice form of trusted adults
    HOW TO MAKE DECISION MAKING SKILLS
    1. Identify the problem
    2. Gather information about the problem
    3. Consider all the possible consequences
    4. Consider family and personal value
    5. Consider the impact on other people
    6. Choose the option
    7. Implement the decision
    8. Evaluate the outcome

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