Introduce the topic of decision-making. Explain that decision-making is a process we use daily, often without realizing it. Highlight the importance of understanding how we make decisions to improve our choices.

Discuss the cognitive processes involved in decision-making. Explain that these are the mental actions or steps we take to make a decision, such as gathering information, evaluating options, and predicting outcomes.

Introduce the emotional factors that influence decision-making. Emphasize that emotions can affect our choices, sometimes leading to impulsive decisions or helping us make more empathetic choices.

Provide examples of everyday decisions students might face. Encourage them to think about how they use cognitive processes and emotional factors in these situations.

Introduce a short video that illustrates decision-making in action. This could be a scenario where a character faces a choice and uses both cognitive processes and emotional factors to decide.

Summarize the key points from the lesson. Reinforce the importance of understanding both cognitive processes and emotional factors in making informed decisions.

Provide a link to additional resources or activities that students can explore to further understand decision-making. This could include interactive games or articles.