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尚辅网 尚辅网 Try Your Ears Try Your Ears Try Your Ears Open Your Mouth Text 1 Text 1 Notes Scripts: Text 1 Notes Scripts: Text 1 Notes Scripts: Vocabulary Phrases and Expressions Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Text 2 Text 2 Notes Scripts: Text 2 Notes Scripts: Text 2 Notes Scripts: Vocabulary Phrases and Expressions Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Grammar Grammar Grammar Grammar Writing Writing Writing 尚辅网 Back Pre-reading Discussions: 1. Suppose you are a decision maker, how many stages is it possible for you to make a final decision by experience? 2. Have you heard of a form of brainstorming? What is the purpose of it? Can you tell some rules of it? Firstly, finding the problem; secondly, making alternatives; thirdly, choosing from the alternatives; lastly making the choice. For example, debate includes brainstorming. Its purpose is to stimulate people’s mind, encourage people to think from different ways. 尚辅网 Back A Model for Creative Decision Making 　　A practical model can lead to better and more creative decisions. While this model incorporates parts of the rational approach, it emphasizes on encouraging the generation of new ideas.① There are 6 stages in this model: Stage 1: Recognition 　　When a problem or a decision situation exists, an effective approach is to simply write out the facts in narrative form. It includes a description of the present situation, as well as when and where pertinent events occurred or will occur.② Stage 2: Fact Finding 　　After having described the decision situation in written form, the decision maker can systematically gather additional information concerning the current state of affairs. ③ Questions asked in this stage usually begin with who, what, where, when, how many, how much, or similar words. The intent of the fact-finding stage is to organize availabl