After reading the article, https://uwaterloo.ca/centre-for-teaching-excellence/catalogs/tip-sheets/group-decision-making , choose a real-life group decision to analyze. This could be from within your own personal or professional experience or an example from history. Using the example from the article as a guide, please structure your submission as follows. Your example of the seven-step decision-making model: Identify the decision to be made. What are the particulars of the assigned task? What is the group being asked to do? What conflict is affecting the group effectiveness? What barrier to effective group work are they facing? Analyze the issue under discussion. What is causing the problem? For whom was this a problem? What is wrong with the current situation? Why does the group need to deal with this issue/decision? Where else could the group find resources? Establish criteria. What would make a solution/decision successful? What issues need to be dealt with in the solution? What criteria will help the group determine whether everyone is happy with the solution/decision? Are some criteria more necessary than others? Brainstorm potential solutions. What are some possible solutions that would meet most of the established criteria? Are there any options that the group may have overlooked? What could the group do in the absence of the constraints? Evaluate the options and select the best one. What are the pros/cons for each option? Which option is the most realistic to accomplish for now? Which option is the most likely to solve the problem for the long-term? Implement the solution. Decide: What should be done? How? By whom? By when? In what order? Monitor and evaluate the outcome.