Question

1. which of the following would be a positive outcome of collaborative decision making when deciding what you and your friends are going to do this weekend?

○ you are pressured by your friends to drink alcohol at a party, even though you are under the legal age.
○ as a group, you and your friends decide that it is better to skip a party where there will be illegal drugs and decide to go to dinner and a movie instead.
○ you do not like what your friends decided to do, so you go home instead.
○ since you are the leader of your group, you will be able to see the movie you want while still having your friends around.

Explanation:

To determine the positive outcome of collaborative decision - making, we analyze each option:

• The first option involves being pressured to drink alcohol underage, which is illegal and negative.
• The second option: A group deciding to skip a party with illegal drugs is a positive choice as it avoids engaging in illegal and potentially harmful activities, and this decision is made collaboratively.
• The third option is an individual decision to go home instead of following the group, not a collaborative positive outcome.
• The fourth option is about a leader getting their way, not a collaborative decision for the group's benefit.

Answer:

As a group, you and your friends decide that it is better to skip a party where there will be illegal drugs and decide to go to dinner and a movie instead.