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Culturally Diverse Wedding
PROBLEM
SOLVING AND
DECISION
MAKING
PRESENTATION
Planning A Culturally Diverse Wedding
Team A
PSY/360
December 15, 2014
Eldridge Newlin

INTRODUCTION/ THE SCENARIO:
PLANNING A CULTURALLY
DIVERSE WEDDING









Decisions are important
Two families, one wedding
Focus on inductive and deductive reasoning Address conflicting emotions and cultures Problem solving strategies
The roles of perception, attention, memory, and language

THE DECISION OF A
RELIGIOUS CEREMONY

THE DECISION OF
MUSIC

INDUCTIVE &
DEDUCTIVE REASONING

("Deductive - Inductive

EMOTION AND CULTURE

(Morin, 2014).

(Sheehan, 201

PROBLEM SOLVING
STRATEGIES









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Target
Analyze root cause
Develop counter measures
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