Decision Fatigue: Decision fatigue is the concept that making too many decisions can deplete our mental resources, leading to poorer decision-making over time.
Maximizers vs Satisficers: Maximizers are individuals who constantly seek out the absolute best option from all available choices, while satisficers are content with finding options that meet their criteria without striving for perfection.
Choice Overload: Choice overload occurs when there are so many options available that it becomes difficult for individuals to make a decision, leading to increased stress and decreased satisfaction with their final choice.