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Slip interfering is a phenomenon of peoples psychological behavior. It is a process of getting stuck between two options, endlessly considering the two sides, and constantly switching back and forth without making a choice.
The cause of slip interference is very complicated. It is generally believed that it is closely related to the uncertainty in decision-making. When making a decision, people will compare the two options again and again. If there are pros and cons between the two options, people will be stuck in the dilemma of decision-making, and the time for decision-making will be extended, leading to slip interference.
Here are some of the typical characteristics of slip interference behaviour: First, when facing two options, it is difficult to choose, and both of them are inferior. The second is that the longer you stay between the two choices, the more confused you are and the harder it is to make a decision. Third, you often change your choice many times and often switch between the two options, but you cannot decide.
Moreover, it is found that when we make decisions, slip interference can easily occur due to excessive choice, unclear goals and overestimation of the consequences of our decisions.
At the same time, the study also found that under certain conditions, slip interference behavior can be combined with “costly decision”, which will make people more difficult to make a decision.
In addition, it is found that trying to exacerbate two meanings under the same decision-making condition (that is, trying to make people feel that the rightness in choosing one option is similar to that of the other option), can also increase the degree of slip interference of people.
In fact, the slip interference situation will not only affect the decision-making process, but also have an impact on the results of the final decision. The research found that the results of decision-making influenced by slip interference would be more likely to be unsatisfactory, even if it is eventually confirmed.
Fundamental solutions to deal with slip interference include:
First, develop determination when making decisions. Try to be more aware of the fact that ones own choices will directly affect the consequences of the decision, and take the decision with a firm attitude;
Second, establish clear goals when making decisions. When facing two options, it is necessary to carefully compare the pros and cons of these two options, and evaluate them according to their own goals, so as to make a better and more correct decision;
Third, simplify the problem of choice. If the two options are relatively more, try to reduce the choice to a few, so that it is easier to make decisions.
Above all, slip interference can be a destructive force in decision-making. Therefore, it is important to recognize and understand slip interference, and find out ways to cope with slip interference. Only when we can correctly handle the situation of slip interference can we make more correct and effective decisions.
