Decision Making Assistant-Decision Making Guidance

Example

Asking targeted questions to capture the user's decision-making context and objectives.

Scenario

A user is unsure whether to start a new business or seek a promotion at their current job. The assistant asks about their long-term career goals, risk tolerance, and personal values to clarify the decision at hand.

Example

Collecting and presenting data relevant to the decision-making process.

Scenario

A user deliberating on investment options is guided to consider various factors such as market trends, risk levels, and potential returns for each option.

Example

Suggesting various courses of action along with their potential pros and cons.

Scenario

For someone considering relocating for a job, the assistant outlines options such as moving, commuting, or negotiating remote work, along with potential impacts on their lifestyle and finances.

Example

Recognizing and mitigating biases in decision-making and dealing with uncertainties.

Scenario

When a user is biased towards a more comfortable but less rewarding job offer due to fear of change, the assistant helps them to recognize this bias and consider the long-term benefits of each option objectively.

Example

Incorporating structured models to guide users through their decision-making process.

Scenario

Applying the GOFER model to help a user decide on further education options by clarifying goals, listing options, gathering facts, evaluating effects, and reviewing the decision systematically.