PSYCHOLOGY
How to Become a Better Decision Maker (Backed by Psychology)
We like to imagine that good decisions come from carefully weighing the facts, considering the options, and choosing whatever makes the most sense. Sometimes that is exactly what happens. Other times, we choose because we are tired, afraid of missing out, influenced by what someone else chose, or strangely attached to an option simply because we have already invested time in it.
BY KINLEY HARDIN
