When Less Information Leads to Better Decisions

In a world obsessed with data, more information isn’t always better. Increasingly, educators, policymakers, and decision-makers are recognizing that less information leads to better decisions—especially when clarity, speed, and accuracy are essential. Why Less Information Leads to Better Decisions in High-Choice Environments Too many choices can result in worse outcomes—a concept known as the paradox of choice. Research shows that excessive data can overload the brain, leading

In a world obsessed with data, more information isn’t always better. Increasingly, educators, policymakers, and decision-makers are recognizing that less information leads to better decisions—especially when clarity, speed, and accuracy are essential. Why Less Information Leads to Better Decisions in...