current connection 2.1

There are many factors that tie into our decisions, being past experiences, age, and individual differences. For instance if you are pulled over for speeding and given a ticket, there's a pretty good chance that you're not going to break the speed limit for a while.

It has been proven that teenagers do not make as well of decisions as adults do in a any situation. Age can be linked to the experience an individual has in a certain area. Considering the older you are, the more experience you ma have.

Obviously different people make different decision. This could have something to do with how you were raised. We were all raised to behave in a specific manor and to have certain vaules and all of that stays with you for life.

Another factor that plays into our decisions is escalation to commitment. If a person has problems with commitment then they are less likely to make a quick decision. On the other hand if you don't have a problem diving in head first then you may tend to make a decision faster.

Another factor in our decisions are influences in our culture. Our culture does have influences on what we think. We see everywhere of what our culture says we should think, do, and even look like.

In the end there are several different factors that can influence what we think and the decisions we make every day. http://www.studentpulse.com/articles/180/decision-making-factors-that-influence-decision-making-heuristics-used-and-decision-outcomes