A) Make a t-chart for a decision you have made in the last year or for a decision that you will need to make soon. Be sure to assign monetary values to your criteria. B) Identify your most important criterion. Explain why it is so important. C) Identify an expected cost that you did not consider but that others might when faced with a decision similar to your own. Explain why others may value this criterion more than you do. D) Identify an expected benefit that you did not consider but that others might when faced with a decision similar to your own. Explain why others may value this criterion more than you do. E) Sum up your expected benefits and then sum up your expected costs. Using these figures, explain what you should do (or what you should have done)