Which psychological phenomenon has most significantly influenced consumer behavior in music streaming, leading to changes in how artists and labels market their music?

Streaming platforms have revolutionized how we consume music, but they've also transformed consumer psychology in fascinating ways. This trivia question explores how music streaming services have influenced listener behavior and reshaped retail strategies in the music industry. Can you identify the psychological phenomenon that has most significantly impacted music consumption patterns in the streaming era?

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The paradox of choice: Too many options leading listeners to rely heavily on curated playlists rather than browsing freely
Auditory habituation: Listeners developing immunity to catchy hooks, forcing artists to create increasingly complex melodies
The IKEA effect: Fans valuing music more when they've participated in its creation through crowdfunding or interactive releases
Temporal discounting: Consumers preferring immediate access to single tracks over delayed gratification of complete albums