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Introduction to This Course on Decision Making
How the Course relates to Emotional Intelligence
Overview of the Decision Making Course
Thinking and the 4 Styles of Decision Making
Activity Booklet - Assessing your Decision Making Thinking Style
Thinking and the Directive Decision Making Style
Thinking and the Behavioural Decision Making Style
Thinking and the Conceptual Decision Making Style
Thinking and the Analytical Decision Making Style
The Three Human Brains
How Emotions Drive Decision Making
How Nudge Theory Deliberately Influences Irrational Decision-Making
The Role of Personality and Emotional Intelligence in Decision Making
Debunking the Myth about Left Brain and Right Brain Thinking
Feedback in Decision Making
Activity Booklet - Assess your Decision Making
The Learning Outcomes of this Module on Reality Testing
What is Objectivity and What is Subjectivity?
Exploring the Sensory Input Channels
Reality - What is Really Happening?
Filtering Reality
Understanding Beliefs, Memories and Values
Interpretations of Memory
More about Memory
The Influence of Values and Beliefs on Decisions
Recognising Key Aspects of your Reality
Observations of Behaviour and Reality
The Review of this Module on Reality Testing
Activity Booklet - What is your Reality?
Reality Testing Discussion
The Learning Outcomes of this Module on Problem Solving
Exploring the Two Types of Problem
How Adaptability, Risk and Innovation are Involved in Problem Solving
How to Work with Creativity
How Intuition is Involved in Problem Solving
The 6 Steps to Solving Problems
The SCAMPER Technique of Problem Solving Explained
Some Considerations To Successfully Work With SCAMPER
How Emotions Influence Decisions
The Review of this Module on Problem Solving
Activity Booklet - Problem Solving with SCAMPER
Problem Solving Discussion
The Learning Outcomes of this Module on Impulse Control
Defining Willpower
Developing your Impulse Control
Techniques to Improve your Impulse Control with your Use of Technology
How your Amygdala can be Hijacked and how this Impacts Upon Decision Making
Ways to Work with your Impulse Control
The Review of this Module on Impulse Control
Activity Booklet - Impulses and Gratification at Work
Impulse Control Discussion
Quiz: Decision Making

Testimonials

Leslie B.

The course was clear and full of valuable information. I was engaged and took a lot of notes. I really enjoyed the sessions on "Understanding of your reality" and "Understanding from other's perspectives".

Carolina H.

The course is very interesting, it is clear in the information, I´m not native English speaker but I could understand everything because he speaks slowly. I enjoyed the course!

Carly S.

Interesting look at decision making looking at components of emotional intelligence. The course content is comprehensive and goes into detail around these components. Really interesting section on mindfulness in decision making. I have not come across this before in similar courses.

Annie W.

A very worth your time course to take. It contains quizzes and activities to help solidify the processes being taught. It doesn't just look at how to solve problems. Students are provided with the background to what is involved in decision making, the physical, mental and emotional inputs that must be considered too. The course is set at a good pace and the instructor is knowledgeable with the topics being taught.

Rachel H.

Thank you for this amazing course. I learned a lot!!!!! This course covers the learning objectives using approaches over the last 20 years from SCAMPER, recent information around emotions through to mindfulness and how these are involved in decisions. Once again, thanks to Robin for delivering a great content for everyone!

Sten S.

I liked the very basic idea of the course i.e solving problems with emotional intelligence. To me personally the topic is new and I am finding the content very interesting. One also gets to learn and use tools for solving problems via emotional intelligence. All in all a really interesting topic and a great topic course. I recommend it to everyone.