Conscious Human Choice
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A Conscious Human Choice is a conscious choice that is a person act (performed by a conscious person).
- AKA: Personal Decision, Deliberate Human Decision.
- Context:
- It can typically involve Deliberative Process through option evaluation and conscious reflection.
- It can typically reflect Personal Values through conscious consideration and value alignment.
- It can typically demonstrate Individual Autonomy through decision making and personal agency.
- It can typically require Mental Resources through cognitive effort and attention allocation.
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- It can often be influenced by Cognitive Biases despite conscious awareness and rational intent.
- It can often carry Ethical Implications through moral consequences and value impact.
- It can often require Emotional Intelligence for effective decision and outcome optimization.
- It can often involve Time Considerations through temporal impact assessment.
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- It can range from being a Free Human Choice to being a Forced Conscious Human Choice, depending on its choice constraints.
- It can range from being a Committed Choice to being a Spontaneous Choice, depending on its decision process.
- It can range from being a Rational Choice to being an Emotional Choice, depending on its decision basis.
- It can range from being a Simple Human Choice to being a Complex Human Choice, depending on its decision complexity.
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- Examples:
- Life Direction Choices (to shape personal future), such as:
- Career Choices (to direct professional path), such as:
- Employment Choice like deciding whether to accept a job offer.
- Education Choice like deciding whether to pursue a degree program.
- Time Investment Choices (to allocate personal resources), such as:
- Activity Priority Choice like deciding how to spend available time.
- Time Allocation Choice like deciding between competing activitys.
- Career Choices (to direct professional path), such as:
- Relationship Choices (to affect personal bonds), such as:
- Commitment Choices (to alter relationship status), such as:
- Marriage Choice like deciding whether to propose partnership.
- Friendship Choice like deciding whether to deepen social connection.
- Commitment Choices (to alter relationship status), such as:
- Ethical Choices (to express moral values), such as:
- Social Impact Choices (to influence community), such as:
- Volunteer Choice like deciding whether to give community time.
- Lifestyle Choice like deciding whether to adopt sustainable practices.
- Social Impact Choices (to influence community), such as:
- Daily Choices (to manage immediate situations), such as:
- Action Choices (to handle present circumstances), such as:
- Response Choice like deciding whether to help a stranger.
- Activity Choice like deciding whether to continue a current task.
- Action Choices (to handle present circumstances), such as:
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- Life Direction Choices (to shape personal future), such as:
- Counter-Examples:
- Unconscious Human Decision, which lacks conscious awareness and deliberate consideration.
- Impulsive Action, which bypasses deliberative process and rational assessment.
- Automatic Response, which follows programmed patterns without conscious input.
- Choice by an Artificial General Intelligence, which lacks subjective experience and human consciousness.
- Instinctive Reaction, which operates below conscious control and voluntary decision.
- See: Human Judgement, Cognitive Bias, Human Choice Theory, Cognitive Science, Person Behavior, Awareness, Thinking Process, Emotional Intelligence, Psychometrics, Thinking Fallacies, Existentialism, Decision Making, Free Will, Moral Choice, Personal Agency, Choice To Spend One's Time, Time Management Strategy.