Question

Try to avoid System-1 snap decisions. Be as reflective as possible about how you would go about making the hypothetical decision in question.

Three different people are running for mayor, and you aren’t sure whom you should vote for. To help determine the most promising of three candidates, you decide to make a list. What goes into the list? In other words, what exactly is it a list of? at least 250 words

Answer 1

The hypothetical decision which I make while voting for a mayor will consist of below-mentioned points based on the sociological factors I am influenced by

• Job opportunity promising is the first one I give prior importance. Myself being a youngster have undergone through several jobs and am finding it difficult to get a job each time due to numerous peer competition available. I would look for the one who focusses on giving numerous job opportunities to the local citizen in my area.
• Revision in the pay system to the workers in all fields is the second point I would look for. With the rise in personal living expense, salary received is not found to cop up. Hence I would vote for the one whose political party promises on increasing pay scale for workers
• Revision in the tax system is another feature I am looking for. Personally, it is hard for me to pay taxes and meet my personal expense. The candidate who has an insight on this point too will influence my voting.
• Speech of the mayor is a vital factor which will influence me. Promises made by the mayor candidate should be strong enough to influence my thoughts. His speech should have numerous fresh ideas encouraging youth citizen.
• Old age citizens like that of my parents also play a major role in our society. I would look forward to that mayor who would take measures into improving geriatric life quality to the best.
• The political party to which the candidate belongs too influences my voting as I am specific and strongly standby to certain political party views.