Bertram has had a whirlwind of a first semester of college, and now that finals are over, he is concerned about his weight gain during the past few months. He is determined to make a plan to address his weight gain problem. First, he must generate possible solutions. What should he do next?
a. Choose the best solution to implement.
b. Focus on the solution that can be accomplished by application of an algorithm.
c. Create a detailed plan for each potential solution.
d. Conduct a cost-effectiveness analysis for each one.
Question 2
Bertram has had a whirlwind of a first semester of college, and now that finals are over, he is concerned about his weight gain during the past few months. He feels that he has never been athletic and, therefore, could not possibly run in a charity race with his friends in the spring, though he would like to become more physically active to address his weight gain. This reflects ____.
a. the truth
b. a misapplication of the availability heuristic
c. a lack of possible solutions
d. a limited sense of self-efficacy
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Crawl out from under that rock, finals are over!
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