Monday, October 27, 2008
Handling Chaos!
The form of decision making I chose was accommodation. I saw the issue as more important to others than myself. I didn't do as good as I would've wanted to on the exam, but that I knew was my problem. Although i thought the form of the test was a little tricky, I think I would've done as good as I wanted to if I would've studied more that what I did. Observing the rest of the class's attitudes towards the decision I would chosen collaborating in order to resolve the problem quicker. I would've contributed to the class more in this matter too. But either way the problem was solved.
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Unlike most people who had low grades in the class you still were trying to accomodate to others. Thats good to see that even though you didn't get the grade you wanted you still though in what other people would want. Very selfless.
I definitely agree with your decision to collaborate because that seemed like the only way we could as a group come to a decision.
I'm surprised you were so willing to accept your grade despite getting a low one. While I admit that the test was reasonably fair and that my low grade was also my own fault, I still thought the exercise was an excellent opportunity.
you are so nice in terms of thinking about other person benefit. I think you should also consider yourself as an important part of the class and what you think is matters to class after all it must be 100% votes of class without any pressure or dissatisfaction. On the other hand, we had to come up with one decision so that the whole class can get benefit from it. So, I guess what you have dont is very nice of you. I am totally agree with you.
Wow what a great person you are lol. I did not do so well on the exam myself, and it iss my fault. i think the prof. gave us a great opportunity that day to improve our grades and experience the decision-making process. I also chose collaboration as the best method. Great minds think alike.
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