Q4 STAT -Reflection (STEM 11A) by Frauline Joy Bereña

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bfraulinejoy14 — 2024-03-24 06:23:49 UTC

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Question: In life, how do you know if the decision you choose is correct or not?

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2024-03-25 07:00:09 UTC

Ramos, Ma. Everlee Faith D.

STEM11-A

In life, I classify a good decision from a bad one through looking at the outcome that decision brought me. I consider a decision a good one if it aligns with my values and with what I believe in, and if it brings me good consequences. Meanwhile I classify a decision a bad one if it brings an unfavourable outcome to me in the long run.

Cordero, Ken STEM 11A

2024-03-25 13:20:39 UTC

I know if the decision I chose in life is correct or not by basing it on the results and reflecting on the consequences of the decision. I can also base it on my emotions whether I feel bad about it or not.

Gallos, John Ronald STEM11A

2024-03-25 17:02:04 UTC

In life, how do you know if the decision you choose is correct or not?

I can tell if the decision I choose is correct when the the possible outcome will solve the problem or at the end the outcome is better than to be expected. Because you can only know and finally conclude that your decision is correct if you have a better outcome in the end. While having knowledge in a certain problem that you can predict it's outcome, the only thing that matters is the end if you made your decisions right or not.

Aquino, Jullean Rainn (STEM 11-A)

2024-03-26 10:41:26 UTC

Normally, how you determine whether a decision is correct or not depends on many factors and contexts. But to determine if a decision is correct in life depends on how you see it and how it impacts your life. In my opinion, there is no 'correct' decision as every decision has some sort of negative impact on your life, no matter how small it is. For example, helping others is a good and 'correct' decision but it can sacrifice your time especially if you overdo it. The only indicator if one has made a 'correct' decision is if you ask yourself this one question, does making this decision matter to you or not? Because ultimately, the only person who can tell if the decision you made is 'correct' is you. You may have made the 'wrong' decision for others that you think is not but it is still a 'correct' decision in your life because you believe so. But just remember no matter how 'correct' your decision is to you, they always have a corresponding effect whether it may be punishment or praise, and whatever that may be, you have to take accountability for those decisions no matter what.

Ricalde, Johanna Audrey E. [STEM 11 A]

2024-03-26 12:49:49 UTC

Whenever two or more choices appear in my life, I always look into every consequence and the good that it will give me. I search for the values or key points on why it will do me good or bad, my mind does a little solving to see if my chosen decision will lead me to a path of tommorow or a dead end. How will I know if my decisions are correct or not? With a clear mind, I choose decisions that won't hurt anyone, will be beneficial for me and the people surrounding my circle, and I choose decisions in which I'm true and rational about my self and my desired path.

Entrina, Renee Rose P. (Stem 11A)

2024-03-26 13:01:37 UTC

In some scenarios we would have choices to choose from where we need to pick one that we feel is correct. These choices determine the outcome of what we have picked as an answer, it could be bad or it could be good. Pressure builds up within thinking which one is best. For me, I would try to see which of the choices would be beneficial, not only for me, but for the others involved as well.

This will be leverage for which I could get something rather than nothing. These decisions are also up to us, I would think hard if the impact of the choice I made would be something worth picking for, staying true to yourself, trusting your gut, and building up self confidence could be main factors for choosing. Without second guessing yourself it'd be easy to know which one is correct.

Kristine Mish Bautista STEM 11-A

2024-03-26 13:28:27 UTC

A decision's accuracy is often determined by a combination of aspects, including feeling, thinking about potential consequences, and alignment with personal beliefs and aspirations. Even if there might not always be a clear solution, a decision's soundness can often be determined by how at peace or in line with one's ideals it makes one feel after making it. Additionally, over time, decision-making abilities can be improved by considering the results and remaining receptive to learning from both triumphs and mistakes.

Earl Aguirre STEM 11A

2024-03-26 14:04:32 UTC

Making the right decision is vital if you want to avoid mishaps in the upcoming future. I know if I chose the correct decision I would have no regrets in choosing it and even if I did I would always try to learn from my mistakes to avoid them when I make another decision.

2024-03-26 14:45:34 UTC

John Rafael Esman, STEM 11-A

Question: In life, how do you know if the decision you choose is correct or not?

Choosing a decision in life is crucial as the outcome will affect you in some different aspects, like mentality or emotions. The outcomes of every decision will always be either good or bad, correct or wrong, so always make sure to think before you decide anything. In our lives, we can know that the decision that we made is correct if the outcome of the decision can benefit us in some other way. Decision-making is very hard because sometimes we don't know what the outcome of our decision will be, as we don't know the future and time is running. In conclusion, we can really just say that the decision is correct if the outcome of that decision is what you expected.

Jae Lianne Rose T. Sorian | STEM 11 A

2024-03-27 06:59:09 UTC

In life, how do you know if the decision you choose is correct or not?

Even if the decision that I make is perceived as selfish or harmful to others, I will still consider it a correct decision if it makes me happy and satisfied and makes me feel at ease or at peace. In every decision that you'll make, there will always be consequences, whether they are good or bad. The important thing is how that decision changed or enhanced you as an individual.

In life, how do you know if the decision you choose is correct or not?

2024-03-27 09:40:00 UTC

I would know if my decision is correct if there are no consequences to the decision I made or if it made a positive impact that can benefit me and others, I would consider it as a right decision. And If I did make a wrong decision, I would know it is one if there are any flaws or it has consequences that comes with the decision that ive made.

- John Dexter E. Mingan STEM-11A

Belle Margaret R. Lirazan STEM 11-A

2024-03-27 09:41:03 UTC

Determining the correctness of a decision in life isn't always straightforward. It involves thinking about options, understanding the outcomes and following your gut feeling. Sometimes, you won't have all the answers until you've made a decision and see what happens. Regardless of how things turn out, the key is to learn from experience and move ahead with confidence and strength. Believe in yourself and embrace the unknown and trust that every choice you make whether good or bad, shapes your path of learning and self discovery.

Alyssah Faith Bermejo (STEM 11 A)

2024-03-29 08:42:52 UTC

Decision making is one of the things that is hard to do especially it is where mostly conscience takes place. Decision is decision. Before making a specific decision, you must be ready for any results that will happen. You can’t take back on what you have already decided. I believe that all of my decisions are correct, whether they give me negative results and consequences or not. Because making correct decisions is not about receiving positive results, it is about the way you handle the results. If you have wished that you must have made a different option, you still made the right decision. Why? Because it gives you the lesson on what to do the next time you’re in a situation of decision making. Critical thinking and analysis are the most important things to consider in decision making.

In life , how do you know if the decision you choose is correct or not. I know my decision is correct or wrong in life because I have moral values. I think before I act in life because everything has a consequences. Knowing my limits because not everything you can do should be done.

2024-03-30 12:11:30 UTC

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Andre Benedict T. Valencia | STEM-11A

2024-04-11 02:15:43 UTC

In life, I believe that knowing whether or not a decision one chooses is correct or not lies not in its outcome, but in whether or not one believes in the decision and whether or not it was made in good conscience. The results of a decision do not decide whether or not the decision is correct, it simply shows what the decision did. I believe that if one truly believes that they're decision is good and correct, then that decision is correct regardless of its results. "Wrong" decisions, or decisions which end up having negative consequences, are simply decisions made without proper information or thought, but are not necessarily bad in nature. The only wrong decisions are those that are made without the best intentions. Regret and hindsight has a way of making us feel bad about the decisions we make, but making decisions with bad results is what allows us to grow and improve ourselves. Most of our mistakes come from lack of experience, lack of options, made without proper consideration, or while influenced by emotions. If we put our morals first and make every decision with good intentions, then the only mistake we can make is not learning from our decisions.

Phillipe Emmanuel Q. Sison STEM 11A

2024-04-11 03:46:04 UTC

To determine the correctness f your decisions, one must undergo many learnings, experiences, and failures. Self-reflection can often help you determine if your decisions are right or wrong. It also depends on one's core values, each person has different values that they do believe. Learning and assessing all the outcomes of your decisions can help you determine the right or wrong of your decisions. Through many experiences it can help you make good and better decisions in life. Also listening to the feedbacks of other people about you're actions as it can help you grow more as a person.

Busty Dwyne P. Jalandra STEM11A

2024-04-11 03:47:20 UTC

In life, how do you know if the decision you choose is correct or not?

Determining the correctness of a decision involves considering values, goals, available information, and potential outcomes, seeking advice, and being open to learning from experiences.

Samson Dreyfus

2024-04-11 04:24:05 UTC

in life you need to think before you do because you meed to know the consequences of your decision and you need to know if what you are doing is right or wrong. thinking before you do really helps with your decision in life.

Louise Gayle Marcelo

2024-04-12 02:03:58 UTC

In the real world, judging a decision's appropriateness usually comes down to evaluating how it will affect your own and other people's well-being in the long run. It involves conducting your life in a way that is consistent with your beliefs, values, and objectives. You should also be willing to learn from your experiences, whether or not they meet your expectations. Navigating the difficulties of decision-making can also be aided by following your gut, asking for support when necessary, and being prepared to adjust and change direction when necessary. In the end, even though a decision's appropriateness isn't always obvious at first, you can eventually develop clarity and confidence in your decisions by reflecting on and growing from your experiences.

Twanya D. Abad STEM 11-A

2024-04-13 10:09:05 UTC

In life, we create decisions out of the things that we think have a positive effect or outlook in life. I can determine that I made a correct decision because I have no feeling of guilt when I reflect or look back on what I did. Sometimes it is inevitable to regret the decisions we make but we should view it in a wider perspective to work through it and feel content with whatever the outcome is. It is also helpful to ask for advice from the people around us in case we are not sure but trusting our instincts and listening to whatever our heart tells us is also important. Being mindful and open-minded of the process and consequence of our choices is important because it will teach us to be aware of the cost of our actions. Learning from our mistakes and embracing uncertainties will also help us make better decisions in the future.

Jefran F. Ditchella - Stem 11A

2024-04-13 10:58:37 UTC

Decision making is very crucial in life, you may benefit from it or regret it. That is why I always think before I act, I always consider if it is aligned in my values, ideals, and goals in life. That is why I always choose the decision I will least regret. I know if my decision is not right as I have to suffer from the consequences I choose in life. Because I know I cannot turn back time or take it back on what is already done. That is why I believe every decision we make is the fruit of ourselves today. You may either take it as a lesson or just ignore it from the rest of your life.

JOHN VINCENT Q AMAGAN STEM 11A

2024-05-02 13:21:49 UTC

In life, judging a decision to be right or wrong can be a difficult and subtle process. Since the "correctness" of a decision typically depends on person’s personal values, ambitions, and the particular circumstances. For me, a crucial thing to think about is assessing the possible long- and short-term effects of my choice. By carefully weighing the potential outcomes, somehow I can better understand whether this decision is truly the best one for me. Getting advice from mentors, family members, or reliable friends can also be very beneficial for me in deciding what path or option I would take. They might be able to provide an alternative viewpoint or draw attention to elements I might have missed. But in the end, it's up to me to decide what feels most in line with my priorities and values. I'll have to rely on my own instincts and judgment, while there might not always be an obvious "right" answer, I can improve my chances of coming to decisions that feel true to myself and move myself in the right path by giving my decisions a lot of thought and looking for many viewpoints.

John Rainer V. Arandilla (STEM 11 - A)

2024-05-06 08:31:20 UTC

In life, with all of its complexities, you don't really know if a decision is correct until after you've made it. This is simply its unpredictable nature. But, in making a decision, there are certain things that should be considered that would tell you if what you are doing is "right" and aligns with your benefits. Firstly, I believe a decision should be considered if it aligns with my values. That is to say, I know that it is right by my own moral standards and principles. These decisions reflect our authentic selves. Additionally, if it aligns with the greater good, that means that because of the decision, something good will come to fruition for a whole lot of people. This helps us foster a sense of responsibility and contribute to collective well-being. Additionally, considering the long-term consequences of our actions allows for informed choices that prioritize sustainability and resilience. Decisions must uphold fairness, justice, and respect for all parties involved, contributing to a more equitable society. From this perspective, we can strive to make choices that not only align with our values but also positively impact others and the world at large.