Rereading a Menu After Ordering Is Normal, Psychology Suggests
Faced with a long list of dishes, many diners feel unsure about what to pick. Research suggests that a person's decision-making style strongly shapes how much regret and satisfaction they feel afterward. Maximisers carefully weigh every option, whereas satisficers settle on whatever seems good enough. Deciding preferences beforehand and narrowing the choices can ease indecision. Doing so may make dining out more enjoyable and improve decision-making overall.
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