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Decision Tree

Transcript: Decision Tree Propose new responsibilities It's not as if I am unhappy with my current situation; however, I feel I am not being challenged enough anymore. Because it is not a dire situation, waiting a little longer may give me more clarity on the situation. Alternative 2 Because my end of year evaluation is happening in December and I will be finished with my Bachelor's degree in December, I have started to really consider asking for more responsibilities at work. Here are my options... Negative Consequence By voicing my concerns, my manager and I could come to a mutual decision about the future of my position. Alternative 1 Ask my manager for more responsibilities I am beginning to feel stagnate and perhaps a little bored at work. Recently I have also begun to question the growth opportunities in my current position. Problem Do not act yet - do nothing My manager and I have a very open relationship; however, I have been feeling this way about my position for a while. If I come into the meeting with a list of things I want to change, my manager may become defensive and our relationship could deteriorate . Negative Consequence Instead of just asking for more responsibilities, inform my manager of a few different responsibilities I would like to do. This would enable me to have a little more control about the future of this position. By only asking, I may be given responsibilities which I really do not want. Waiting may also result in progressively become less and less satisfied. If that were to happen I would really regret it later. Positive Consequence Negative Consequence Positive Consequence Positive Consequence Alternative 3

Decision Tree

Transcript: **In all situations where the third-party is treated as your client, a clear documentation of the relationship between all stakeholders must be done at the outset of treatment. The individual with a disability who requires treatment No Yes Yes Have you discussed the prioritizing of target behaviors and skills? Yes Who contacted you about your services? Will addressing the behavior or skill the 3rd party wants impede the progress of the individual with a disability or create risk to them? You must act in the best interest of the most vulnerable party. The individual with a disability is your client. Parents of the individual with a disability Do opinions differ on behaviors which could cause harm to the person with disabilities or others? No Is the individual with a disability able to discuss their priorities with you? Yes You can treat the 3rd party as if they are your client unless a conflict arises. This individual is your client The individual with the disability is your primary client. Yes No Yes Are your priorities the same? Who is the Client? If there is no conflict of interests, you may work with the 3rd party as if they are your client. Other third party (ie. teacher, school district, residential facility, etc.) The individual's priorities must come first, and they are your client. If a conflict of interest arises and the practitioner feels they can not treat this person as their client, they may refer the case to a more suited professional. No Have a team meeting to discuss needs and goals No Are these individuals or organizations paying for your services? No

Decision Tree

Transcript: Decision Tree “A schematic tree-shaped diagram used to determine a course of action or show a statistical probability. Each branch of the decision tree represents a possible decision or occurrence. The tree structure shows how one choice leads to the next, and the use of branches indicates that each option is mutually exclusive.” Investopedia A tree diagram which is used for making decisions in business or computer programming and in which the branches represent choices with associated risks, costs, results, or probabilities. Merriam Webster - Businesses - Medical decision making (classification, diagnosing...etc) - Computer programing - data mining - machine learning 1. Decision trees implicitly perform variable screening or feature selection 2. Decision trees require relatively little effort from users for data preparation 3.Nonlinear relationships between parameters do not affect tree performance 4.Decision trees are very intuitive and easy to explain. * Decision tree is a decision tool that helps identify the right decision accurately. * Decision trees are used in different fields and for different purposes. * Solutions, chances, and end results are the three main components of a decision tree. * There are three main steps for drawing a decision tree: drawing, evaluating and calculating. * Like any other decision-making tools, there are a number of advantages and disadvantages to it. When is it used? What is it used for? Decision tree elements Squares represent decisions 2. Chance nodes - represented by circles Definitions Example Summary 1. Decision nodes - commonly represented by squares Add values, cash, score, or percentage to each possible outcome according to your expectations and using common sense. Evaluating your Decision Tree Circles represent uncertain outcomes * If the result is another decision that you need to make, draw another square Advantages Triangles represent possible outcomes, not further decisions need to be made at this point. -Draw a box to represent the problem or new project - Expand the line and add the solutions in two directions- draw as many branches as solutions. - At end of each line consider the results of taking each decision How does it work? Definitions: -Instability -Complexity -Unwieldy -Too Much Information Calculating the tree values A decision tree can be used to clarify and find an answer to a complex problem. The structure allows users to take a problem with multiple possible solutions and display it in a simple, easy-to-understand format that shows the relationship between different events or decisions. The furthest branches on the tree represent possible end results. 3. End nodes - represented by triangles Starting from left to right, start calculating the uncertain outcomes and multiply them by their probabilities. Disadvantages Drawing the tree

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