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Question 1 20 pts
Scenario: Free Shirt


You are at the mall with your best friend. You both go into your favorite store. Your best friend picks up a really cool shirt and quickly stuffs it in her book bag. She tells you that she does it all the time and has never gotten caught. You had been looking at that same shirt for a couple of weeks, but don’t have the money to buy it. You know your birthday is a few months away and your Mom has already told you that she’s not buying any new clothes until your birthday. What choice do you make?

You are to match the information provided about the scenario to the correct order of the decision making process.







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I need to decide if I am going to go along with my friend and steal the shirt or not to steal the shirt.

1. I can steal the shirt because I want it and do not want to wait until my birthday to get it. 2. I can save up my money and buy it when I have enough money. 3. I can wait until my birthday to get the new shirt.

1. If I steal the shirt, I would be going against my value that stealing is wrong and I could get arrested by the police. 2. If I save my own money to but the shirt, then I would not be breaking the law and not be violating my conscious. 3. If I wait until my birthday, it would be a gift from my Mom, it would be legal and I would know I did the right thing.

I am not going to steal the shirt. I plan to save my money, and if I have enough saved before my birthday then I will buy the shirt. If not, I will ask my Mom to give me the shirt as a birthday present.

I made the right choice in not stealing the shirt. I did not have enough money saved before my birthday, so my Mom gave me the shirt as a present. Now I have money saved to buy something else that I might want. Although my friend got caught stealing the shirt and was arrested/ convicted of theft, I did set the right example for my friend by choosing not to break the law and steal from the store.


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Question 2 20 pts
You are to match the correct part of the decision making process to the correct order.









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Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Step 5


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Question 3 20 pts
Scenario: Future Career

You are at the beach, away from your family, hanging out with your friends. You have access to alcohol and ‘weed’ and are encouraged to partake and feeling pressured to fit in. You are just a few weeks from graduating and have applied for a great paying ‘high demand” job that offers you a great career after high school. Drug testing is a prerequisite and random drug testing continues after you start the job. A positive drug test will keep you from getting and keeping the job. Not partying with your friends may result in alienation. What will you do?

You are to match the information provided about the scenario to the correct order of the decision making process.







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I need to decide if I will go to the party or not. If I do choose to go to the party, I need to decide if I will drink and smoke ‘weed’ and take the risk of not passing the drug screen test for the job that I have applied for.

1. I can attend the party and choose not drink or smoke ‘weed’.. 2. I can choose to not go to the party and just spend time with my friends at the beach. 3. I can attend the party and choose to drink and smoke ‘weed’ with my friends and take the risk of getting arrested and failing my drug screen test

1. I can still be with my friends and I will also be able to pass the drug screen test. 2. I will not be tempted at all to drink or smoke ‘weed’, and my friends may alienate me because of my choice. 3. I will be accepted by my friends, but I will not pass the drug screen test and will not get the job I want to apply for.

I plan to go to the party. I will not drink and I will not smoke ‘weed’ so that I will pass the drug screen test for the job I have applied for. I can still be with my friends and hopefully they will also choose not to drink or smoke ‘weed’.

This was the best plan of action for me. I had fun at the party without alcohol or drugs. I passed the drug screen test and got the job that I had applied for. I had several friends that also chose to follow my example at the party by not drinking or smoking ‘weed’.

Answer 1

Question 1 — Free Shirt (match statements to steps)
- Step 1: "I need to decide if I am going to go along with my friend and steal the shirt or not to steal the shirt."
- Step 2: "1. I can steal the shirt because I want it and do not want to wait until my birthday to get it. 2. I can save up my money and buy it when I have enough money. 3. I can wait until my birthday to get the new shirt."
- Step 3: "1. If I steal the shirt, I would be going against my value that stealing is wrong and I could get arrested by the police. 2. If I save my own money to but the shirt, then I would not be breaking the law and not be violating my conscious. 3. If I wait until my birthday, it would be a gift from my Mom, it would be legal and I would know I did the right thing."
- Step 4: "I am not going to steal the shirt. I plan to save my money, and if I have enough saved before my birthday then I will buy the shirt. If not, I will ask my Mom to give me the shirt as a birthday present."
- Step 5: "I made the right choice in not stealing the shirt. I did not have enough money saved before my birthday, so my Mom gave me the shirt as a present. Now I have money saved to buy something else that I might want. Although my friend got caught stealing the shirt and was arrested/ convicted of theft, I did set the right example for my friend by choosing not to break the law and steal from the store."

Question 2 — Decision-making parts to steps
- Step 1: Identify the decision / State the situation
- Step 2: List possible options (alternatives)
- Step 3: Consider consequences / weigh outcomes and values
- Step 4: Make a decision and act / develop a plan
- Step 5: Evaluate the outcome / reflect on the decision

Question 3 — Future Career (match statements to steps)
- Step 1: "I need to decide if I will go to the party or not. If I do choose to go to the party, I need to decide if I will drink and smoke ‘weed’ and take the risk of not passing the drug screen test for the job that I have applied for."
- Step 2: "1. I can attend the party and choose not drink or smoke ‘weed’.. 2. I can choose to not go to the party and just spend time with my friends at the beach. 3. I can attend the party and choose to drink and smoke ‘weed’ with my friends and take the risk of getting arrested and failing my drug screen test"
- Step 3: "1. I can still be with my friends and I will also be able to pass the drug screen test. 2. I will not be tempted at all to drink or smoke ‘weed’, and my friends may alienate me because of my choice. 3. I will be accepted by my friends, but I will not pass the drug screen test and will not get the job I want to apply for."
- Step 4: "I plan to go to the party. I will not drink and I will not smoke ‘weed’ so that I will pass the drug screen test for the job I have applied for. I can still be with my friends and hopefully they will also choose not to drink or smoke ‘weed’."
- Step 5: "This was the best plan of action for me. I had fun at the party without alcohol or drugs. I passed the drug screen test and got the job that I had applied for. I had several friends that also chose to follow my example at the party by not drinking or smoking ‘weed’."