Which statement best describes the impact of choice overload on physician incentives? O Choice overload tends to increase the effectiveness of physician incentives as it encourages a broader focus on multiple performance metrics. O When incentives are based on too many performance metrics, choice overload can lead to inaction or inertia among physicians. O Choice overload has no significant impact on the effectiveness of physician incentives. O Choice overload, resulting from too few performance metrics, encourages physicians to focus more intently on the evaluated metrics.

Which statement best describes the impact of choice overload on physician incentives? O Choice overload tends to increase the effectiveness of physician incentives as it encourages a broader focus on multiple performance metrics. O When incentives are based on too many performance metrics, choice overload can lead to inaction or inertia among physicians. O Choice overload has no significant impact on the effectiveness of physician incentives. O Choice overload, resulting from too few performance metrics, encourages physicians to focus more intently on the evaluated metrics.