People face hundreds of decisions daily, from simple choices like taking the stairs or the elevator to major life decisions such as changing jobs or getting married. In a recent study conducted in Switzerland, researchers classified 100 common life dilemmas. Although most of these decisions do not drastically alter one's life, some carry significant risks and cause psychological distress, requiring deep thought. The study involved 4,380 Swiss adults aged 15 to 79, aiming to understand decision-making experiences across different age groups. Key dilemmas examined in the research included changing careers, marriage, buying a home, and health-related choices.
