First, participants in the practice session made committing choices by pressing the 'm' button on a standard PC keyboard and made defer choices by pressing the 'k' button, as opposed to using the a MRI-safe response pad in the scanning session (left or right button, counterbalanced across participants).
We're committed, by choice and by instinct, to make sure they have full bellies and a place to come in out of the cold.
No longer are they committed to choices made on a rainy location; with CGI it can all be altered at a later date.
"The Constitution, by allowing but not requiring a secret ballot, commits that choice to the Senate," the Supreme Court said in an 8-to-0 ruling.
Among Ukip voters, 66% likewise insist that they are committed to their choice.
If not fully committed to the choice, the results are often regrettable.
As for Phaedra, who fell in love with her stepson and committed suicide, the choice is prophetic, frightening.
We explained in Lee that the "preservation and transmission of religious beliefs and worship is a responsibility and a choice committed to the private sphere".
About 6 in 10 said they were firmly committed to their choice, while 3 in 10 somewhat support their candidate, and about 10 percent said they could still change their mind before Tuesday.
"We still have this huge bucket of persuadable voters out there," said Lee Miringoff, director of the Marist Institute, who pointed out that none of the Democratic candidates had a majority of supporters who said they were firmly committed to their choice.
PPP found that of the 500 primary-goers spoken to in Alabama, Hillary Clinton was leading Bernie Sanders 59%to31%1%, and 74% of those polled said they were firmly committed to their choice.
