https://padlet.com/tariqrasul21/avtrqh1rul8i Tariq Rasul en-us 2018-02-13 14:09:59 UTC 2018-02-13 22:29:34 UTC hello@padlet.com tariqrasul21 https://padlet.com/tariqrasul21/avtrqh1rul8i/wish/231032630 A health related decision I have made is that I did not give in to peer pressure when approached by older guys asking me if my friend and I wanted to smoke with them. The decision making process for me was just knowing that my parents would not be happy if they were to find out and that I know the damage smoking can do to my lungs. "When decision outcomes are not clearly measurable or have ambiguous results, is not uncommon for people to emphasize the favorable results and discount the negative."(11)]]> 2018-02-13 14:10:58 UTC https://padlet.com/tariqrasul21/avtrqh1rul8i/wish/231032630 tariqrasul21 https://padlet.com/tariqrasul21/avtrqh1rul8i/wish/231035187 Another decision I have made that involves my health is that during the soccer season there was skittles at the concession stands during the JV game I spotted walking to the bathroom. The skittles looked really good and I was very tempted to buy them as a snack before the game. Though from previous experiences I know that skittles may not be the best idea before running. "Learning from experience is important to continuous improvement and effectiveness." (10) I didnt end up buying the skittles.]]> 2018-02-13 14:14:36 UTC https://padlet.com/tariqrasul21/avtrqh1rul8i/wish/231035187 tariqrasul21 https://padlet.com/tariqrasul21/avtrqh1rul8i/wish/231315612 I believe that the right decisions were made in both scenarios. I made the right decision because I believe both benefited my future, both long term and short term. "Often they can learn lessons that will benefit future decisions." (11)]]> 2018-02-13 22:16:47 UTC https://padlet.com/tariqrasul21/avtrqh1rul8i/wish/231315612