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What is the fourth step in the decision-making process?

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be prepared to accept the consequences and make your decision
be prepared to accept the consequences and make your decision

evaluate each choice and consider the consequences
evaluate each choice and consider the consequences

get input from other trusted adults and brainstorm all possible choices
get input from other trusted adults and brainstorm all possible choices

recognize that a decision needs to be made and define
recognize that a decision needs to be made and define
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Answer 1

The fourth step in the decision-making process is typically to be prepared to accept the consequences and make your decision. This reflects the final phase where you commit to your choice and consider the outcomes.