On a personal level, studies show that successful people make decisions often, and quickly, because they have no doubts about their values. In addition, we know that throughout our life we will have to make decisions all the time. According to Frank Applebee, the decision-making process depends on several phases. The last stage for the decision to be made is to evaluate the decision, this is because all decisions have consequences, and in this last stage you must evaluate what the consequences resulting from that decision and how they will affect you, the people close to you, your work, among other things.
People born without a corpus callosum face many challenges. Some have other brain malformations as well—and as a result individuals can exhibit a range of behavioral and cognitive outcomes, from severe cognitive deficits to mild learning delays.
