The phrase 'complete choice' is technically correct, but it is not widely used.
In the most general sense, it might refer to something that gives a person every selection available, making it a comprehensive range. For example, "The buffet provided a complete choice of dishes from around the world."
Cool2Care's model allows families to have complete choice and flexibility in their childcare.
Everyone can get care with complete choice -- but costs will explode, because patients and doctors have no reason to control them.
To allow for proxy cards that reflect the complete choice of candidates for election, the definition of "bona fide nominee" would change.
Complete choice of doctor.
Therefore, respondents who did not provide complete choice and socioeconomic data were omitted.
Analyses are reported for the 413 respondents who provided complete choice data.
This study explores the link between task complexity and statistical precision as moderated by the level of thoughtful deliberation respondents exert when completing choice tasks.
It also provided descriptions of the attributes and attribute-levels as well as an example of a completed choice set as a guide for the survey respondents (see Fig. 1 below).
For convenience, the indifference level between lever S and lever C was set at 0. Values above 0 indicated a preference for lever S (i.e., selection of lever S>50% of completed choice trials) while values below 0 indicated a preference for lever C (i.e., selection of lever C>50% of completed choice trials).
The attributes and levels were carefully explained and an example of a completed choice set was provided.
This year, Recommenders need only complete multiple choice and short questions rather than submit a letter.
