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Our acceptance of incomplete information as complete is how many poor decisions evolve. We treat half-truths, theories, opinions and assumptions as facts. Here, our awareness of this risk of flawed data has to be at its highest. Only problem was that the Colonials and the Natives were having a bit of a war for the west at the time. The US Army took the vaccines hostage, with the intention of letting more Natives die, until they gave up and moved into the reservations the US Army had built for them. Conradt, Stacy. "Sweet Talk, Day Four: M&M's." Mental Floss. Oct. 29, 2007. (May 10, 2013) http://mentalfloss.com/article/17260/sweet-talk-day-four-mms

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First, he discovered and helped popularize the use of lead in petrol/gasoline, causing unimaginable harm to the atmosphere and our brains. He contracted lead poisoning when working on the project, but apparently neglected to draw any conclusions from this. Bush’s decision to invade Iraq in 2003. There was no cause or direct threat, and it led to hundreds of thousands of deaths, trillions of dollars spent, and the creation of ISIS. #3Follow this simple rule: Combine your intuitive reasoning with scientific knowledge and data. Ask others for disconfirming opinions and evidence to enable you to see both sides of the argument and not only the one that appeals to you. 3. We think only a level deep In 1940, at the age of 51, Midgley contracted poliomyelitis, which left him severely disabled. He devised an elaborate system of ropes and pulleys to lift himself out of bed. In 1944, he became entangled in the device and died of strangulation. #16

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Seeds: he thought that planting seeds 1 meter in the ground would result in greater roots and better harvest. He also thought that putting tons of seeds in one compact area would cause a better harvest. All the seeds died however. Around 30 million or so died from Famine under his rule. Some choices you make can impact your legal status or even your permanent record. Even a petty crime can have long-term consequences for you and others connected with the incident.

If we are people pleasers, we reject our own needs to meet those of others. So even if we don’t feel great about a decision, we soldier on as it is what other around us want. We end up feeling regretful, or, worse, bitter. 2. Your belief system is getting in the way. We do make a lot of bad decisions because of our beliefs, because we are ignorant, because we refuse to put in the effort or otherwise ignore signs that are right in front of us. But, we also make bad decisions when we know what’s better. Regardless of our beliefs or knowledge, within certain social contexts, we may choose what’s easy over what’s right. Until we begin recording our decisions, none of us knows whether we are good at making decisions or not. Only a written record can prevent facts from changing into dreams.

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We've created this lovely acceptable behaviour activity to support this learning. Complete with hand drawn illustrations, this resource is visual and inclusive. Children can sort the cards into 'Unacceptable' and 'Acceptable' behaviour while discussing their reasoning behind the choices. Put simply, the choice is what you decide to do (or not do). The consequence is the result of that choice. Consider the following examples: Individual differences: Factors such as age and socioeconomic status can also impact the choices people make. Older people may make different choices than younger people for various reasons, and the options open to people often depend on the financial resources available to them.