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Psychology · 20 min

The Paradox of Choice: Why More Is Less, Revised Edition – How to Escape Decision Fatigue and Boost Satisfaction with Behavio

By Nathan N. Cheek

This episode explores the counterintuitive truth that an abundance of choices, while seemingly offering freedom, often leads to decision paralysis, anxiety, and decreased satisfaction, impacting our well-being and decision-making.

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“This episode explores the counterintuitive truth that an abundance of choices, while seemingly offering freedom, often leads to decision paralysis, anxiety, and decreased satisfaction, impacting our well-being and decision-making.”

— Nathan N. Cheek, The Paradox of Choice: Why More Is Less, Revised Edition – How to Escape Decision Fatigue and Boost Satisfaction with Behavio

What it is about

paradox of choice, decision fatigue, behavioral economics

Who it is for

Best suited to listeners who want a clearer working understanding of paradox of choice, decision fatigue, behavioral economics and better judgment in how they apply it.

The author

Nathan N. Cheek brings a credible and useful lens to paradox of choice, decision fatigue, behavioral economics, with enough subject command to make the book worth hearing.

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Nathan N. Cheek

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