I maintain my independent judgment about decisions even after listening to others’ input.

Different moods lead me to prefer different options, even when the facts haven’t changed.

Once I have enough information, I commit to my decision within hours rather than continuing to second-guess myself.

I typically sleep on important choices once I have gathered complete information before acting.

I move from final deliberation to action more slowly than most people I know.

I actively seek out diverse perspectives from multiple people before making important decisions.

I make decisions within hours or days based on instinct alone, without seeking additional information.

The possibility of failure or loss makes me anxious enough to rule out otherwise attractive uncertain options.

My confidence in a choice shifts noticeably depending on my mood or recent experiences.

I delay important decisions while searching for overlooked details and reviewing my preliminary conclusions.

There is often a long delay between when I claim to have decided something and when I actually implement that decision.

I feel uncomfortable choosing without discussing my options with trusted people first.

I pursue uncertain opportunities that could lead to greater rewards, even if success is not guaranteed.

I feel calm and stable when making decisions, even when my choices are complex or high-stakes.

I typically choose safe, predictable outcomes over uncertain options, even when the uncertain path offers greater potential.

I view seeking advice from others as a sign that I cannot decide on my own.

I prefer working through decisions independently rather than discussing my options with others.

During uncertain decisions, I experience multiple shifts between excitement, doubt, and anxiety.

I trust my initial impressions about people and opportunities without needing to reconsider them later.

Once I reach a final decision, I rarely reopen it to reconsider, maintaining confidence in my chosen direction.