#2 (permalink) Thu Feb 03, 2011 15:28 pm Re: The decisions that people make quickly are always wrong. |
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Topic: Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? The decisions that people make quickly are always wrong.
There is a popular belief that decisions that people make quickly made by people quickly are always wrong. However, from my experience, I have found many real-life examples that lead me to a disagreement with such a belief. provoke me not to agree with it. My detailed explanations are as follows. IT WOULD BE BETTER, IF YOU HAD GIVEN A SHORT LIST OF YOUR REASONS IN THE INTRODUCTION, THEN EXPLANE THEM! First of all, because of well preparation, scores of decisions can be made rapidly and accurately. In reality, the fear of making wrong decision, the main cause of wasting much time, comes from the poor preparation that is the lack of information, skills and experience. However, if a person is well prepared to face his/her problems, he/she is able to decide MAKE the best choice without getting confused. For example, when doing the math section in the SAT test three months ago, I had to overcome within approximate one minute per question. Having mathematical formula for each type of question, being trained hundreds of exercises, I was quite confident in my answer. Finally, I got 650 points at that section.
Secondly, because of circumstances, not every choice we have to decide MAKE is taking much time. In reality, scores of decisions are similar to us ???every day, so we can quickly make the right choice. Most of visible examples are RELATED TO selecting the breakfast meal (,)when we’re driving to the company or taking the test that we have done the same ??? before, etc. Besides, many prompt decisions have been made on the edge of life and death. To illustrate that point, while the plane is going to fall, the pilot doesn’t have many selection and time to stay alive: jump out of the plane then parachute to safety or hope that there will be a miracle to survive from the explosion. And I don’t think someone will decide to stay in AT that moment.
WHERE IS THE THIRD REASON? IN THE TOEFL ESSAY YOU SHOULD MENTION AT LEAST 3 REASONS!
From all of above-mentioned reasons, I think not all quickly made decisions are always wrong. Relying on your knowledge, skill and experience is the best way to master your prompt decision. Nowadays, quick decision is crucial to the world, and it will WOULD be useful, if we knEw how to use IT.
please give me some advise I tried to fix it but it's too long (340), i don't know how to reduce it
TOEFL listening lectures: A university lecture on Animal Behavior by a professor of Biology |
NOT GOOD ORGANISATION OF THE ESSAY AND POOR GRAMMAR! READ TIPS ABOUT ESSAY WRITING AND PAY ATTENTION TO OTHERS' ESSAYS! TRY AGAIN! YOU WILL SUCCEED! GOOD LUCK! |
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