For instance, there may be a particular time point within a learning sequence at which subjects commit to choosing either task in a winner-take-all fashion, and cease to update their SPEs.
We commit to choosing from a more limited pool, and then, we follow through.
Whether it is owning up to messing your life or pretending to be busy so you can avoid something you committed to, choose truth over lies.
A month later, he issued a list of 21 potential Supreme Court nominees, from which he committed to choose if elected president.
In Tuesday's contest in Ohio, which was open and included about one-fourth of voters who identified as independent, they were less inclined to be committed to choosing the eventual Republican nominee come November.
In tonight's contest in Ohio, which was open and included about one-fourth of voters who identified as independent, they were less inclined to be committed to choosing the eventual Republican nominee come November.
"We are committed to choosing potential disposal sites through a consent-based process that would involve local and state governments, and any affected Tribes," Wicker said in a prepared statement. .
Suppose further that they committed to choosing a non-partisan Speaker to manage the House.
Now, the president is committed to choosing a single heavy-lift rocket design by 2015 and then starting its construction, officials said.
As to why we have this tendency to update our preferences after making a decision, Sharot speculates that it may help us commit to our chosen course of action instead of wasting time dwelling on what might have been.
