This organization is committed to the belief that young people should be involved in their communities. The goal is to “involve young people in decision-making.” A good place to start if you’re trying to get involved with your community!

This is a very complete look at the decision-making process and strategies people use to make decisions (or to avoid doing so). The site was started by Dr. Hossein Arsham, a professor at the University of Baltimore.

This site, maintained by Santa Clara University, attempts to apply philosophical and ethical thought to the decision-making process. If you worry about whether or not you make the best decisions in the larger scheme of things, this is the site for you.

Mind Tools is a company that strives to help educate people with the tools necessary for the workplace. Look under “Decision Making” to read about eight different strategies you can use to help you understand your options. ***

Get the details on the decision-making process – from identifying the problem to analyzing the results of a decision.