I am conflicted as to whether or not I should quit my job as Senior Resident Assistant on campus at UofL. On the one hand, if I quit, I can move home and be with my family. On the other hand, if I quit, I will have to commute to campus and I will lose my stipend.
B: be with family
D: quit my job and move home
A: figure out if I should quit my job or not.
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C: ensure my stipend and be involved on campus
D': keep my job so I can be involved on campus and receive a stipend
In order to figure out if I should quit my job or not. I must be with family and in order to be with family I must quit my job and move home. But, in order to figure out if I should quit my job or not. I must also ensure my stipend and be involved on campus and in order to ensure my stipend and be involved on campus I must keep my job so I can be involved on campus and receive a stipend. I can't both quit my job and move home and keep my job so I can be involved on campus and receive a stipend.
| Relation | Assumption(s) | Injection(s) |
| D-D' | I cannot live at home and on campus at the same time. | I would have to be able to live on campus, yet carve out significant time to stay at home with my family. |
| B-D | I want to be close to my family | my family could cause stress on my academic life |
| C-D' | it is important to be involved on campus. | I can still be involved on campus without living on campus. |
| A-B | it is beneficial for my mental health. | being close to resources on campus could benefit my mental health even more. |
| A-C | My stipend and involvement on campus is important, but so is my mental health and family. | I would need to find involvement on campus that still allows me to live at home. |