Have you ever been in a tense situation and afterwards wondered if you could have handled it differently? Did you say
or do something that you later decided was a mistake? In the following journal, please respond with a situation in which
you learned more information after you had made a serious decision. Would you have changed your original opinion if
you had had more information? If you cannot think of a situation involving you, can you think of one involving someone
you know? Draw from your personal evidence to support your reflection. Your response should be at least 50 words. Do
not forget to edit your response before you submit
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