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"Studies" like what? 'The paradox of choice' says the exact opposite. When presented with more jams to sample, more groceries shoppers stopped to try, but less
by clovoak 2y ago
"Studies" like what?
'The paradox of choice' says the exact opposite. When presented with more jams to sample, more groceries shoppers stopped to try, but less actually bought. Reducing decisions is conversion 101.