Decision Fatigue
Is the decline in the quality of decisions that are made by a person after many decisions have been made in a row.
Just like your muscles tiring out after a long cardio workout, your brain is also a muscle that becomes exhausted.
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Decision Fatigue
Decision fatigue is the deterioration of the quality of decisions people make after a long session of decision making.
This was coined by social psychologist Roy Baumeister who argues that making too many decisions eventually depletes our ...
Dealing With Decision Fatigue
- Reduce your number of daily decisions. Reserve your energy for important decisions and cut down on the unnecessary trivial ones.
- Make decisions in advance.
- Changes your mindset about willpower. Start believing that willpower is not limited because this kind of mindset keep...
Causes of eye fatigue
- The main culprit of eye fatigue is blue light. The devices we use — phones, tablets, laptops, TV, or even LEDs and fluorescent lighting — emit a strong blue light.
- Eye fatigue isn’t limited to screen exposure; it can also happen if you’re reading a book for ...
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