paraphrase this into simple wording Reflecting on my score of 9 out of 15 on the Deciding scale, I find that I fall somewhere in the middle between a consensual and top-down approach to decision making. This score is slightly lower than the typical Italian norm of 9.9 out of 15, suggesting that I might lean more towards a top-down approach compared to the average Italian. This reflection challenges the common assumption that egalitarian cultures are always consensual and hierarchical ones are always top-down. For instance, the Japanese, despite being strongly hierarchical, have one of the most consensual cultures in the world. Similarly, Germans, who are more hierarchical than Americans, are also more likely to make decisions through group consensus. Understanding my position on this scale helps me to better understand my own decision-making style and how it might interact with those of different cultural backgrounds. It's a reminder that effective decision making requires not just authority, but also an understanding of the cultural context in which the decision is being made