But a number of other studies have shown that if we’ve just had a snack, or if we’re making a decision after lunch, as long as we’re not too tired from lunch, we actually make better decisions. What are some of the tendencies people have when they’re judging other people’s decisions so that those of us making decisions can better know how we’re perceived and manage that impression a bit so that people think well of us, and so that we are better judges of others? But then once you’ve made your decision or else someone else has made the decision, you want to dial your confidence up in presenting that decision.