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According to new research from Florida State University, your decision-making style (whether you’re a maximizer or a “satisficer”) determines how content (or not content) you will be with your spouse ...

When it comes to making decisions, there are two types of consumers: The so-called "maximizers," who do not rest until they make the best decision and find the best product or service to meet their ...

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24 (UPI) -- Does a wider range of choices lead to greater satisfaction? Not necessarily, a Swarthmore psychologist contends. Barry Schwartz's research helps to explain the reaction of ...

Making decisions is an important part of our daily routine, but did you know that our style of deciding may impact our emotional state? Based on research by Dr. Barry Schwartz, a psychology professor ...

I watched two co-founders — we’ll call them Walt and Jesse — decide which job applicants to interview. Walt brought extensive notes for each of the eight candidates: highlights of their experience, ...

There are two types of decision makers, and each of them navigates how to make decisions a little bit differently. But that suffocating anxiety that can surface when we’re wondering how to make ...