Regarding how emotions and choice affect one's decision-making, which of the following statements is FALSE?
A)Even mild emotions, such as low-level stress, can subtly influence how we think and act.
B)The freedom of having a wide variety of choices tends to produce better decision-making.
C)Studies show that having more choices increase people's interest in making the choice.
D)Having too many options can produce cognitive overload.

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The statement that the freedom of having a wide variety of choices tends to produce better decision-making is false. Research, including the concept of "choice overload," suggests that having too many options can actually make decision-making more difficult and can lead to lower satisfaction with the chosen option.

Regarding How Emotions and Choice Affect One's Decision-Making, Which of the Following