Question
How do you typically approach
decision-making?Solution
When making decisions, some people approach them by weighing the pros and cons and making a rational decision (option a). Others rely on their intuition or gut feeling to guide their decision-making process (option b). Some people may avoid making decisions altogether (option c), while others always seek input and opinions from others before making a decision (option d).
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