4. Indecisiveness
When someone is excessively open-minded, they may struggle with making decisions or forming opinions. They may constantly question their own beliefs and values, which can lead to a lack of conviction and difficulty taking action.
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The psychology of open-mindedness encompasses various cognitive and personality traits that influence how people approach new ideas, perspectives, and experiences.
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