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Decision 2: My family decides to feed our dog a different type of kibble
My dog is a pug mix and though now she is a mere 19 pounds, the last time we went to the vet, she was said to be a little overweight (at 21 pounds). So that being said, our family decided give her a type of food that would be more nutritious and healthy for dogs like her. We also toned down the amount of human food we were treating her with. -
Decision 2: Evaluating
"Appraising a decision after the fact can help decision makers in the future" (Unit 1 Health iBook pg 11). This fact is very true, and I learned that within this scenario. With this change in food, my dog lost 2 pounds (reaching a healthier weight for her type of dog), and I think my family will continue to giver her this type of food. My family discussed—"if the decision was made by a group, having a conversation with all participants is often worthwhile" (Unit 1 Health iBook pg 11). -
Decision 1: My sister decided she would exercise every day to maintain a healthy body
My younger sister, Jessica, formerly took dance lessons and she enjoyed them very much, but she was not flexible at all, so she decided to change that. She decided to start stretching every day to become more flexible -
Decision 1: Evaluating
"The objective of evaluating outcomes is for the decision maker to develop insight into the decision" (Unit 1 Health iBook, pg 10). The insight that she learned was that this decision proved to be very effective. There was a significant improvement to her flexibility, and even learned how to do the splits!!