Can You Say No? How did you feel saying no? Was it easy or hard? Which were the hardest situations to say no to? And why?

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1 PDM1 Influences How did you feel saying no? Was it easy or hard? Which were the hardest situations to say no to? And why? Where does pressure come from to say yes to things?

2 QS1-4 Quantitative Problem Solving Scenario 1 Night Out What would cost you money going on a night out with friends? Can you estimate the individual cost of the things you mentioned above? What would your total cost be?

3 PDM2-4 Decision Making Scenario 1 Night Out Does knowing the possible costs make your decision easier? What are the consequences of saying Yes? What are the consequences of saying No?

4 PDM5 Choice Scenario 1 Night Out How can saying yes affect your money situation? Can you think of lines you can use to say no in this situation?

5 QS1-4 Quantitative Problem Solving Scenario 2 Loaning money from your savings Saving 5 per week, how long will it take you to save 300? Saving 10 per week, how long will it take you to save 300? Saving 20 per week, how long will it take you to save 300?

6 PDM2-4 Decision Making Scenario 2 Loaning money from your savings Does knowing how long it takes to save 300 make your decision easier? What are the consequences of saying Yes? What are the consequences of saying No?

7 PDM5 Choice Scenario 2 Loaning money from your savings How can saying yes affect your money situation? Can you think of lines you can use to say no in this situation?

8 QS1-4 Quantitative Problem Solving Scenario 3 Loaning 50 Looking at things you buy every week, can you list some important items? Can you estimate how many of these items you can buy for around 50? List the items and their cost. Estimate the total.

9 PDM2-4 Decision Making Scenario 3 Loaning 50 Does knowing how many essential items you can buy for 50 make your decision easier? What are the consequences of saying Yes? What are the consequences of saying No?

10 PDM5 Choice Scenario 3 Loaning 50 How can saying yes affect your money situation? Can you think of lines you can use to say no in this situation?

11 QS1-4 Quantitative Problem Solving Scenario 4 Saving the World! 2 doesn t sound much! What would 2 a month cost you in a year? What will this cost you over 5 years?

12 PDM2-4 Decision Making Scenario 4 - Saving the World! Does calculating the cost of 2 per month make your decision easier? What are the consequences of saying Yes? What are the consequences of saying No?

13 PDM5 Choice Scenario 4 - Saving the World! How can saying yes affect your money situation? Can you think of lines you can use to say no in this situation?

14 QS1-4 Quantitative Problem Solving Scenario 5 Extending a Loan List some non-essential items that you could give up if needed. What do these items cost? How much could you save by not purchasing these items?

15 PDM2-4 Decision Making Scenario 5 Extending a loan Does calculating the cost of non-essential items make your decision easier? What are the consequences of saying Yes? What are the consequences of saying No?

16 PDM5 Choice Scenario 5 Extending a loan How can saying yes affect your money situation? Can you think of lines you can use to say no in this situation?

17 QS1-4 Quantitative Problem Solving Scenario 6 Gadget insurance Research the cost per month of insurance for a phone, tv, laptop, washing machine or any other gadget. What is the cost of the product without insurance? How much does the insurance add up to in a year?

18 PDM2-4 Decision Making Scenario 6 Gadget insurance Does calculating the cost of insuring an electric item make your decision easier? What are the consequences of saying Yes? What are the consequences of saying No?

19 PDM5 Choice Scenario 6 Gadget insurance How can saying yes affect your money situation? Can you think of lines you can use to say no in this situation?