"This suggest that we thrive when we have less choice," says Professor Lepper. "Excess choice is paralysis rather than liberation."
“这意味着选择较少时，我们显得生机勃勃，”莱珀教授说，“过多的选择让人感觉麻木，而不是自由。”
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Neither the original Lepper-Iyengar experiments nor the new study appears to be at fault: the results are just different and we don't know why.
无论是莱普-连格最初的实验，还是这项新的研究，似乎没有问题，但结果就是不同，而我们不知道原因何在。
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It was crucial that they already liked drawing because Lepper and Greene wanted to see what effect rewards would have when children were already fond of the activity.