A recent study published in the Journal of Personality & Social Psychology looked at the potential distress caused by decision-making. What they found was making decisions only seems to be distressing ...

With the countless number of decisions to make every day, it can be easy to become overwhelmed or stuck. From choosing what to eat for lunch to deciding whether to attend a friend’s event, ...

If we don’t have options, we feel stuck. If we have too many options, we can also feel stuck. That’s why it’s called the paradox of choice. Some people agonize over making the “right” choice, while ...

The objective of sound leadership should not be to guarantee flawless decisions but to act decisively with the best information available — and then to commit with conviction. Leadership decisions ...

The dawn of the second semester is a chance for many students to wipe their slates clean and start anew. But for Princeton's seniors, it also signifies the twilight of their time at college. For many ...