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Feedback Loops Improve Decision Quality

When people receive feedback about past decisions, they learn to make better choices over time. Encouraging reflection can enhance decision-making skills.

Decisions improve when we learn from the ones we've already made.

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This book reveals that choice is never neutral. The order, wording, and context in which options appear all impact what we ultimately select.

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