Analysis of Critical Thinking

Extra time provides more family happiness

Extra money provides more family happiness

Celeste does not share the economic burden fairly

Celeste is unhappy with the family status quo

The familyÆs happiness level should be measured before and after these changes

The economic burden should be measured percentage-wise

Extra time spent as a family should be measured

Assumptions could be tested by seeing if when Celeste and Jim work there is more time spent together as a family, if Jim is as tired, and if the family is happier than the current scenario.

A relative could eliminate the cost of day care

Jim could workout to increase his energy level

Jim and Celeste could lower their monthly expenses

I would have a social worker monitor the situation to ensure a professional perspective on the familyÆs happiness level.

An outsider could measure the hours the family spends together with the new situation and check to see if Jim has slowed down and is less tired via interviewing him.

Neil does not like his current occupation

Neil needs to work on his personal and work skills

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