Overcoming Indecisiveness: The Eight Stages of Effective Decision MakingBased on his medical training and counseling experience, a leading psychiatrist offers a practical approach to solving human problems by defining the eight stages of effective decision-making. |
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Decision Ownership | 3 |
Real Decisions | 11 |
HopelessnessDepressionSevere | 26 |
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