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People may have difficulty justifying their choices when presented with numerous options from "summary" of The Paradox of Choice by Barry Schwartz

When faced with an abundance of options, individuals often find themselves struggling to explain the rationale behind their decisions. This phenomenon occurs because the more choices we have, the higher the expectations we place on ourselves to make the best decision possible. As a result, we tend to second-guess our choices and constantly wonder if we could have made a better selection. This internal pressure to justify our decisions can lead to feelings of dissatisfaction and regret, as we are constantly questioning if we made the right choice among the multitude of options available to us. Moreover, the presence of numerous options can also make it challenging for individuals to accurately assess the pros and cons of each choice. With so many alternatives to consider, it becomes increasingly difficult to weigh the trade-offs and make a decision that aligns with our values and prefer...
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    The Paradox of Choice

    Barry Schwartz

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