Thirty minutes is enough for a useful Decision Making session if you focus on one subtype at a time.
Spend five minutes reviewing a rule or previous error.
Use fifteen minutes for targeted questions.
Then spend ten minutes checking your reasoning carefully.
Decision Making review should focus on why the conclusion follows, not just which option was correct.
Rotate through syllogisms, Venn diagrams, probability, logic puzzles and arguments across the week.
Short repeated exposure makes these question types feel much less unfamiliar.
That familiarity is one of the biggest sources of speed.
