The article explores how people make decisions in complex situations and the role of feedback in shaping their behavior. Two studies were conducted: one on auction behavior and another on financial market decision-making. The first study showed that participants aim to get items at the lowest price possible without bias, and they respond to real-time information. The second study found that decision-makers seek the latest information to support their choices, depending on the type of feedback they receive. Overall, the research suggests that people act rationally in complex decision-making environments by seeking and using current information to make decisions.