なぜ選ぶたびに後悔するのか : オプション過剰時代の賢い選択術 (Tankobon Softcover)

The selection of studies really shaped the core arguments. I'm curious how Barry Schwartz chose which experiments and theories to highlight.

The book made me think twice about how many options I really need. Has anyone tried simplifying choices after reading this?

It seems like such a relatable issue in today's society. I wonder if personal experience influenced his emphasis on the impact of too many options.