Chapter 10: Aeronautical Decision-Making and Judgment  Decision-Making in a Dynamic Environment A solid approach to decision-making is through the use of analytical models, such as the 5 Ps, 3P, and  DECIDE. Good decisions result when pilots gather all available information, review it, analyze the  options, rate the options, select a course of action, and evaluate that course of action for correctness. In some situations, there is not always time to make decisions based on analytical decision-making  skills. A good example is a quarterback whose actions are based upon a highly fluid and changing  situation. He intends to execute a plan, but new circumstances dictate decision-making on the fly. This  type of decision-making is called automatic decision-making or naturalized decision-making.  [Figure 10-5B]  Remote Pilot – Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Study Guide  59