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Decision comparison mind map

Compare options against the same criteria

Use consistent criteria and keep the unanswered questions beside the options.

Decision comparison mind map

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# Choosing a study group format

## Set the criteria
- Times everyone can attend
- Travel and conversation preferences

## Compare the options
- Online: join from separate locations
- In person: meet and talk in one place

## Check before deciding
- Ask members about their availability and preferences
- Try one meeting, then review the format

Choosing a study group format

Set the criteria

  • Times everyone can attend
  • Travel and conversation preferences

Compare the options

  • Online: join from separate locations
  • In person: meet and talk in one place

Check before deciding

  • Ask members about their availability and preferences
  • Try one meeting, then review the format

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Choosing a study group format

  1. Set the criteria
  2. Compare the options
  3. Check before deciding
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  1. Write down what matters and compare each option against it.
  2. Separate facts from expectations and record what you still need to know.
  3. Keep the reason for the decision and the next check in the map.
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