text: When searching for the correct choice often times advice received gives more knowledge on the choice. An example of this is deciding to get a sweatshirt or not. There are multiple opinions on if it is worth it, one being cost, another being how stylish it is, and maybe one opinion being how comfortable it is. Now with all these opinions the one deciding whether to buy it or not has more knowledge on it, and can make the right choice for them. Without this advice that person could buy it and realize it was not worth for the price or it is not comfortable. Another example is a person's decision of being on a first class in a flight or not. Opinions on this vary which could go anywhere from expense to if it was worth it. After this the person has obtained multiple opinions on this, and they can make their decision based on their need and achieved knowledge. This again goes back to the point that the person may have made the wrong decision for them if they did not ask for more knowledge. The elective someone is choosing could also being an example. The opinions on an elective too vary, like how fun the elective is, how hard it is, and even how useful it is. With all this gathered information the person would choose based on their values and the gained knowledge. Over all without the different opinions different people have some people may find themselves in a bad spot were their decision making was wrong.