overchoice

noun

noun

Etymology From over- + choice.

An excessive amount of choice

Finally, we show that the model also contemplates the real situation of overchoice, where a large number of similar alternatives makes the choice process harder and indecision prevail..2016, Angelo M. Calvão, Marlon Ramos, Celia Anteneodo, “Role of the plurality rule in multiple choices”, in A M Calv\~ao et al J. Stat. Mech. (, volume 2016:

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