Inference on Consumer Choice

Very Hard Reading Comprehension Inference

In the following passage, the author examines the paradox of choice in consumer culture:

"With an abundance of options available at our fingertips, we often fall prey to the illusion that having more choices will lead to greater satisfaction. Yet, the reality is that an excess of options can result in decision fatigue and dissatisfaction. When faced with an overwhelming array of products, many consumers experience anxiety rather than empowerment. This paradox is evident in grocery stores, where the sheer number of cereal brands can lead one to leave empty-handed, overwhelmed by the myriad choices. Ultimately, it seems that while choice is celebrated in modern society, it can paradoxically lead to regret and indecision."

Consumers generally prefer to have fewer options when making purchasing decisions.

The author believes that having more choices is inherently beneficial for consumers.

Decision fatigue can often prevent consumers from making any choices at all.

An abundance of choices always leads to a better selection of products.

Consumers are consistently satisfied with the choices they make.

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