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Goals

The overall goal of this unit is to provide a brief overview of three commonly-used approaches for analytical decision-making. We expect that you have encountered each of these before, and that you may have used one or more of them in your own decision-making, perhaps often.

Here, our focus will be on the trade-offs inherent in each of these different strategies. Some types of decisions lend themselves to one approach or the other. Others benefit from some combination of multiple approaches.

You will investigate these questions in the unit:

What are three commonly used systematic approaches to decision-making?
What are the pros and cons of these different approaches?
How do evidence and data inform each of these systematic approaches?

This unit will highlight the ways in which evidence and data play a crucial role, no matter which strategy you decide to use.

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