We make
decisions. Sometimes we are happy later because we have decided so. More often
we regret them. Why?
Before watching
the video, match these words with their meanings:
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to underestimate
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Say that a specified
thing will happen in the future.
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to predict
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Lasting for a very
short time
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unlikely
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Understand a
situation fully.
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to appreciate
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Estimate something
to be smaller or less important than it really is.
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fleeting, transient
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To change in
character.
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to alter
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Something doesn’t
have a high chance to happen.
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Watch this short video and answer the question: Why do we deliver decisions we regret
later in our lives?
Need some help?
Look at
these questions. By answering them one by one, the final conclusion folds out.
1. How do we
experience the speed of change in our life concerning
(a) personal values
(b) personality
(c) preferences (favourite friends, vacations, hobbies, music)?
2. And how
does the speed of change really changes in our life?
3. What are the five fundamental dimensions of personality?
4. Why don’t people think, when they don’t think, that something specific will change in their life?
5. Why can we say that time is a powerful force?
6. What do people mistakenly think about themselves?
7. What is the one constant in our life?
After
answering the questions above, try to answer the question: Why do we deliver
decisions we regret later in our lives?
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