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Decision fatigue occurs after making many decisions, reducing quality. Too many choices drain willpower.

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After repeated choices, mental energy drops and people default to easier options—like procrastinating, impulsive buying, or sticking with the status quo. Simplifying routines and batching decisions can reduce the effect.

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