FREE SHIPPING on All Items (above $35)

Cart

Please Switch to Landscape Orientation for checkout ×

Score

The Paradox of Choice: Why More Is Less

In the spirit of Alvin Tofflerâ€™s Future Shock, a social critique of our obsession with choice, and how it contributes to anxiety, dissatisfaction and regret. This paperback includes a new P.S. section with author interviews, insights, features, suggested readings, and more.Whether weâ€™re buying a pair of jeans, ordering a cup of coffee, selecting a long More »

Check Price

: Score; Score Graph; Customer Reviews; Related Products

Score Explained

79 Significantly considerable

Score is generated on the basis of amazon average reviews, review likeness, product age, price range, discount of the product.

Score Graph

Customer Reviews

Reviews about the "The Paradox of Choice: Why More Is Less"

The Average Review score is 4.0 on a scale of 5.0. Total 175 reviewers are considered to generate the average review. Some of the new or latest reviews in Subjects might be helpful and interesting to you. This average review is fetched by Kirsten Tranter and posted on 24 May

5 stars

4 stars

#5 Stars: 78 , #4 Stars: 56 , #3 Stars: 15 , #2 Stars: 16 , #1 Star: 10

[ 4.0 stars ] "I'm definitely a maximizer; reading this book was very refreshing for me! I could relate to the experiences Barry explained, I thought my 'problems' were just specific to me, but actually it turns out there are a whole type of human in our modern times, who have the same experiences as me.. so nice to know I wasn't alone..!It helped reading this because I'm more aware of why I ..." Courtesy by Amazon
- The Subjects review is genenrated by Mr. R. O'regan which was written on June 21, 2013 Review fetched on August 19, 2013 by Books Central.

[ 2.0 stars ] "The item was listed as Very Good condition. I assumed Very Good meant some minor damage, maybe a bit of writing. This book is full of highlighted lines, writing in both ink and pencil on more than half the pages. Even the cover has writing on it. If this is what they think Very Good condition is, then Poor must be a book missing half the pages! They did offer a 50% refund, but I would have preferr ..." Courtesy by Amazon
- The Subjects review is genenrated by Joseph Helsing which was written on June 10, 2013
0 users liked the review and gave their verdict that this review was intuitive enough to select or buy the Subjects out of 4 users. Review fetched on August 19, 2013 by Books Central.

[ 2.0 stars ] "I do not doubt that there can be too many choices. Some research shows that we have trouble choosing when we have many choices. However, this is not sufficient material to write a book around. The author really tries hard to turn a few pieces of research into some overarching narrative. This narrative is more a reflection of the author's own personal views than anything resembling research. Fo ..." Courtesy by Amazon
- The Subjects review is genenrated by Jackal which was written on May 13, 2013
1 users liked the review and gave their verdict that this review was intuitive enough to select or buy the Subjects out of 1 users. Review fetched on August 19, 2013 by Books Central.

[ 2.0 stars ] "It's terrible! We have too many choices to make! Oh, the burden!I read one fourth of the book, could not take it, and jumped to the last chapter to see if there were any conclusions I agreed with. Nope. This guy just keeps saying satisfiers are good with the choices, maximizers have a tough time.I don't agree. I'd rather have free enterprise and lots of choices, than a very limited sel ..." Courtesy by Amazon
- The Subjects review is genenrated by Armando L. Franco Carrillo which was written on May 12, 2013
2 users liked the review and gave their verdict that this review was intuitive enough to select or buy the Subjects out of 5 users. Review fetched on August 19, 2013 by Books Central.

[ 2.0 stars ] "The premise of this book looked interesting, but the author is a little scatterbrained in his writing and didn't really convey anything I didn't already know. Disappointing snoozer of a book. ..." Courtesy by Amazon
- The Subjects review is genenrated by Melissa which was written on May 7, 2013 Review fetched on August 19, 2013 by Books Central.

Specification

Product Specification
Available	Yes
Author	Barry Schwartz
Binding	Paperback
EAN	9780060005696
IsAdultProduct	0
ISBN	0060005696
Label	Harper Perennial
Manufacturer	Harper Perennial
NumberOfItems	1
NumberOfPages	304
PackageQuantity	1
ProductGroup	Book
ProductTypeName	ABIS_BOOK
PublicationDate	2005-01-18
Publisher	Harper Perennial
ReleaseDate	2005-01-18
Studio	Harper Perennial
Title	The Paradox of Choice: Why More Is Less

Hmm, since you have came this far may be you couldn't find the precise version or variety or brand or looks of "The Paradox of Choice: Why More Is Less" in "Low price Subjects" that you wanted to have online, find more similar Subjects by Clicking Here

Cart

The Paradox of Choice: Why More Is Less

List Price : $15.99

Price : $11.93

Deutsch: Na klar! An Introductory German Course (Student Edition)

$265.60

Chemistry: The Central Science (12th Edition)

$24.95 $22.50

Spiritual Gems: The Mystical Qur’an Commentary Ascribed by the Sufis to Imam Ja’far al-S…

Save $2.45 (10%)

Cart

Score Explained

79 Significantly considerable

Score Graph

Customer Reviews

Reviews about the "The Paradox of Choice: Why More Is Less"

The Average Review score is 4.0 on a scale of 5.0. Total 175 reviewers are considered to generate the average review. Some of the new or latest reviews in Subjects might be helpful and interesting to you. This average review is fetched by Kirsten Tranter and posted on 24 May

Similar products

Deutsch: Na klar! An Introductory German Course (Student Edition)

$265.60

Chemistry: The Central Science (12th Edition)

$24.95 $22.50

Spiritual Gems: The Mystical Qur’an Commentary Ascribed by the Sufis to Imam Ja’far al-S…

Save $2.45 (10%)

Specification