1. Consider each of the following scenarios: A 25 -year-old, healthy worker who sees the same plysician for minor medical needs. A retired individual who calls the state medical society and seeks a second opinion prior to open-heart surgery. A consumer who searches WebMD to diagnose their condition and then goes to the local pharmacy and spesks to the pharmaciat abouta possible over-the-counter remedy based on their self-diagnosis. 2. Make an original post that addresses each of the discussion questions. Your post could indude a question of your own for others to answer. 3. Reply to at least two (ireferably morel classmates by name with meaningful feedback and answer other' questions. You may respond hi the following ways: 1. Ask a probing question. 2. Share an insight from having read your colleague's posting. 3. Offer and support an opinion. 4. Validate an idea with your own experience. 5. Make a suegestion. 6. Expand on your colleague's posting: 4. Use the like button to show appreciation agreement, or approval of other posts. 5. Check in on this discussion severat times throughout the week to read converiations and reply to questions and comments, especiafl those on you thread or addressed to you. Discussion Questions 1. Describe the stage of the decision-making process that is most applicable to each scenario. 2. Why will the external search for information be different for each of these three individuals? 3. What alternative decision-making sequences might each individual follow? Whw