According to research, conscious deliberation about a decision leads to greater satisfaction only when decisions are

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Cason Hammond

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16 August, 02:23

According to research, conscious deliberation about a decision leads to greater satisfaction only when decisions are

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Gerald Jarvis · Answer 1

The answer is simple.

"According to research, conscious deliberation about a decision leads to greater satisfaction only when decisions are simple."

Dijksterhuis call this as the deliberation-without-attention effect, which people tend to make better decisions when they don't put careful attention to the matter even if they are facing complex choices.