The Decision-Making Process
Decision-Making Comic Strip
Using your knowledge of the decision-making process, create a comic strip that shows a person faced with a decision to make. What are the choices available, and what is the decision-making process that this person uses? Make sure you also include the consequences of the decision this person makes.
Your comic should include at least six panels, or individual stages. Organize it so that a reader can understand the events unfolding in the comic. Also use legible text to support the content.
Options to create your comic strip include the following:
- Hand-draw the assignment and then take a picture of it for submission to the assignment’s dropbox.
- Hand-draw the assignment and then scan it for submission to the assignment’s dropbox.
- Create a new file in a paint or graphics program and utilize the software to create the image. You can then submit your work to the assignment’s dropbox.
- Use a web-based or mobile comic creator application and follow the prompts provided by the application to name your comic, select your background images, and then populate your comic with characters, word balloons, and props. When you have completed your comic, you can print it and then scan it or photograph it for submission to the assignment's dropbox. You can also save the digital file for submission to the assignment's dropbox.
Before you begin, access the Decision-Making Comic Checklist to make sure that you include all items required for full credit. If resources outside of this course are used to complete this assignment, please submit a Works Cited document. If you need assistance, visit the Developmental Module for information on citing any resources that you used.
Once you have completed your comic strip, please submit your work to the dropbox.