The convergence of these findings leads to the formulation of the Information Optimum: there exists a threshold of informational input beyond which additional data no longer clarifies but instead obscures decision-making. This is consistent with theories of bounded rationality and cognitive overload [7]. Thus, more information is not always better; clarity emerges from selecting the most relevant dimensions.
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