Resources

The POWER OF US Course provides an overview of the psychology of shared social identities and their surprising influence on human thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

Watch our free, publicly accessible course on effective decision-making, adapted from our K-12 teacher training and designed for anyone seeking to make informed, thoughtful choices.

See how Decision Education addresses a variety of contemporary issues, such as media literacy, political polarization, and workforce readiness.

UC Berkeley is a leading university on Decision Science. They have two courses that present scientific-thinking skills for everyday use.

We’re sharing the slide deck from a recent learning session where we explored practical ways to apply the Decision Education domain, Thinking Probabilistically, into our daily work and lives.

The following is a list of some of the top books on the subject, along with a short blurb about each, and additional resources to consider if you don’t have the immediate time to read cover-to-cover.

Often, we move to make a decision before really thinking about what matters most to us. This is where a weight-and-rate tool can help.

A premortem is a tool used in business for decades to help deliver stronger results. It drives teams to anticipate failure, then take steps to prevent it.

A decision postmortem looks back after the fact, to reflect on what worked and didn’t work as a way to enable future improvement.

A Decision Journal is a personal record of your more significant decisions. It enables you to record and reflect on key elements of the decisions you make, with the aim of improving your decision-making.

A decision tree is a diagram representing the series of possible options and next steps as you work your way through a decision.