Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities Threats Decision Making - Participant Worksheet Flexible Decision- How much will it cost? Will everybody be able to be involved? How safe is it? Making Matrix Decide the relative importance of each criterion. Important criteria may be worth 10; others may Use for comparing and deciding between two or be only half as important; worth 5. more options, plans or ideas. Fill in the grid with observations about how each Draw up a simple matrix and list the options option meets each criterion. down the left side. Total the values for each option. Which has the Decide on what is important in the situation. Use highest value? these as criteria to evaluate your options. Think of as many as you can. Some criteria might be: Work through each column in turn and give each observation a value. Option (Criterion 1): (Criterion 2): (Criterion 3): (Criterion 4): Totals out of (10) out of (10) out of (5) out of (7) (Option 1)
Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities Threats Decision Making - Participant Worksheet Flexible Decision- Making Matrix Use for comparing and deciding between two or more options, plans or ideas. Draw up a simple matrix and list the options down the left side. Decide on what is important in the situation. Use these as criteria to evaluate your options. Think of as many as you can. Some criteria might be: How much will it cost? Will everybody be able to be involved? How safe is it? Decide the relative importance of each criterion. Important criteria may be worth 10; others may be only half as important; worth 5. Fill in the grid with observations about how each option meets each criterion. Total the values for each option. Which has the highest value? Work through each column in turn and give each observation a value. Option (Criterion 1): out of (10) (Criterion 2): out of (10) (Criterion 3): out of (5) (Criterion 4): out of (7) Totals (Option 1)
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