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2-2 Final Project Milestone One: Topic and Setting Submission
SNHU
Christina Cintron
Topic: Decision making
Applied Setting: Mental Health
Contemporary Problem
There is no way to avoid making decisions in life. Every day, we are confronted with a plethora of chances that offer us a wide range of options and potential courses of action; it is our duty to decide how we will respond to these possibilities or how we will go through them. It is possible that having the ability to effectively manage one's choices will have a good influence on one's capacity for positive thinking and may contribute to general gains in mental health and wellbeing. It is possible that someone who is struggling with a mental health issue would find this to be an even more challenging challenge to overcome. Depression is one example of a mental health disorder that may influence a range of facets of a person's life. Let's take depression as an example. Depression is characterized by a number of symptoms, one of which is a diminished desire to engage in activities that might potentially have a positive impact on one's life. There is a possibility that a person's degree of motivation will play a role in the decision that they make about whether or not they will go to school, work, take part in activities that are commonplace, or even just get out of bed first thing in the morning. In order to witness an improvement in one's ability to make decisions that are considered to be in one's best interest, it would be necessary to relieve the symptoms of depression. If you want to attain the maximum potential degree of successful decision making, it is absolutely necessary to have the capacity to clear your mind.
Research Question 1:
How different are the decisions that a person makes while they are experiencing a mental health illness from the decisions that they would make if they did not have
a mental health issue? What is the degree to which decisions are different? Do you think there would be a difference, or do you think it would be roughly the same?
Research Question 2
: If a person is suffering from a mental health problem, do you feel there are any decisions that they should not make?
Research Question 3:
In order to provide persons who are afflicted with mental health conditions with assistance in making decisions that are more well-informed, what strategies may the personnel at mental health care institutions implement?
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