I heard that the ideal number of choices is between three and six.

…implify our choices too. The more information we have, the worse we feel, as research demonstrated. “The Paradox of choice” — a term coined by Psychologists Claude Messner and Michaela Wänke —is that we feel better when our effort to process something is reduced.
Your Life Is Not A Trip to The Supermarket
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I heard that the ideal number of choices is between three and six. As soon as we hit seven or more, our poor monkey brain can’t process it all anymore and just shuts down.
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Written by Paul Maplesden640 Followers
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Tea-drinking, hat-wearing, game-playing, science-loving, professional-writing, armchair philosopher.
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