Describe why is it more difficult than ever before for humans to make decisions. List the different parts of the brain that fo through when making decisions.

According to Irvin D. Yalom, we find it difficult to make a decision for fear of making a mistake with what we choose, for feelings of guilt and remorse for what could happen, and for the anxiety that comes with taking the action.

Explanation:

According to data obtained by Dr. William Newsome, decisions are made by a neuronal group located in the frontal lobe that is responsible for integrating the information and then making a single decision.

This means that to make a decision, all the details of the decisions to be taken must be taken into account so that the frontal lobe decides which of these characteristics could release more endorphins knowing that the person made a good decision.

Today people suffer more for indecisive mind and there are many causes behind it:

People are busier and they have narrow world. So, they do not have reliable friend to discuss before taking decision. They have lack of knowledge to the reality. They fail to understand what a reasonable way for taking decision is.

Now people are so isolated that they suffer from depression, anxiety, worries and so on. Such demerits of the mind prevent one to take right decision.

Now most of the people, especially in the young generation, have little control over their emotion. They have least patience, and self control. Naturally they cannot take decision.

Neuroticism or emotional instability causes bar for taking decision.

The main psychological facts that cause indecision are phobic reaction, anger, depression, paranoid thoughts and so on. They have great effect in the brain. The stimulation of the brain works haphazardly. It needs counselling. Mainly the students and young generation suffer from this type of deformities in the brains. Various psychiatric clinics also establish these views.

List the different parts of the brain that for through when making decisions.

dorsolatory prefrontal cortex orbitofrontal cortex ventromedial prefrontal cortex