Restriction of options refers to limiting or reducing the choices or alternatives available to a person or group. It implies decreasing the range or variety of possibilities in decision-making or problem-solving. Restriction of options can be imposed by external factors, such as rules, regulations, or resource limitations, or it can be self-imposed due to personal preferences or circumstances. The aim of imposing restrictions on options can vary, from achieving a specific goal or desired outcome to simplifying decision-making processes.
