The phrase "affected choice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a decision or selection that has been influenced or impacted by external factors or emotions.
Example: "Her affected choice of words during the presentation revealed her nervousness about the topic."
Alternatives: "influenced decision" or "impaired selection".
To compare treatment, sex, and visit differences in beverage choice and calcium intake in the Dietary Intervention Study in Children, to compare the relationship of other beverages to milk consumption, and document whether or not the dietary intervention affected choice of beverage and milk type over time.
We then followed women who underwent testing to determine whether the genotypes affected choice of therapy.
We further tested how the chances of winning and bet size affected choice behavior and psychophysiological arousal.
Logit regression analysis showed that across age groups, the difference in risk between gambles (see Eq. (3)) affected choice.
We then carried out an analysis to assess whether lesion side (left – MFC-L; or right – MFC-R) differentially affected choice performance.
Logit regression analysis showed that in both conditions, across participants as well as within each age group, the difference in EV between gambles affected choice.
The researchers also wanted to find out how explicit comparisons affected choices between products in a non-bidding situation.
Thus the absolute value of the target in the RF did not affect choices in our paradigm, whereas the relative value of the RF target affected choices substantially.
Randy Newman's bleak "Living With You" made an offbeat but affecting choice as a stunned personal response to 9/11.
This environmental heterogeneity may affect choice and placement of species planted for biomass production.
CAUTION: the BPMC recommendation only applies to the statement of responsibility; it does not affect choice of entry.
