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Children learn this best in families when they have many opportunities to make decisions and when parents explain the reasons for their decisions. Young people who haven’t made decisions about who they are and what they want to do in life are the most vulnerable to peer pressure.  Inexperienced decision-makers are more likely to rely on others to make their decisions and define their values for them.
 

The Decision-Making Process

1. Identify the problem.
2. List all possible solutions.
3. Think about each alternative--applying your knowledge, values, resources, and the ease or difficulty of the solution.
4.  Discuss the issue with those who care about your welfare and happiness. For some this will include God.
5. Choose the best solution.

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