FAHREIN ALL SANDRA K. P. UTAMA

In this two-day program, participants learning through a simulation will be invited to be able to

recognize and feel 4 common situations and discuss decision-making patterns that match those situations. Participants will also practice the ability to think and describe a situation in a causal diagram. At the end, participants were also invited to be aware of psychological biases in making decisions that often occur. After this program, participants are expected to improve the quality of decision making because decisions are taken more integratively, comprehensively and anticipatorily.