Does their decision-making process include assessing every possible outcome? Or do they just do the first thing that comes to mind?
Skylar usually does the first that comes to her mind. When assessing things, she then begins to hesitate or second guess, which was usually followed her friends making fun or her or something like that, which she didn't like. The whole thing has stuck with her and her decision making is now thrown off.
Would they make a decision that conforms to their own beliefs and needs or would they try to meet the expectations of others?
In the past, Skylar would try to make decisions that would meet the expectations of others, though, as she got older, she started making decisions for herself and not worrying about what others thought.
Do morals and ethics matter to your character?
No. Skylar couldn't care less about those things. They're water off a duck's back to her.
Rank the following things based on how much they matter to/affect your character in terms of making a tough decision:
-Reputation (after making the decision)
-Loyalties (friends, lovers, etc)
-Emotions (at the time of the decision making)
(Ranked from most important to least important.)
Loyalties, emotions, preparation, reputation, pressure, people around them, consequence, morals and ethics.
How often does your character make decisions they end up regretting?
Almost never. Unless the decision comes back and completely ruins Skylar's life (like burning down a library) then she regrets her decisions. However, that's not that common.
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