Barnes discusses these women's decisions, despite their relative privilege, as constrained choices, and moving away from the stay-at-home/working mom dichotomy, identifies three categorical relationships with work employed by her study participants.
Worse off with respect to their health were the women whose work pathway reflected the least autonomy, even within constrained choices: those women who experienced repeated bouts of unemployment while looking for full-time work.
An adverse decision made in the early stages of the process could constrain choices to be made later, which could limit potential opportunities, resulting in far-reaching impacts on the mandate of the organisation.
Furthermore, females are also more likely to experience constrained choices around job search and job acceptance (Robst 2007).
Differently put, Rorty argues that we can give no useful content to the notion that the world, by its very nature, rationally constrains choices of vocabulary with which to cope with it.
But they also came to expect a world of fluidity, constrained choices, "and endless regrets".
Constrained choices about where individuals choose to live relative to health facilities may bias our estimates.
However, these strategies and transactions easily move from being constrained choices to established, involuntary, and compulsory parts of the rural poor habitus (lifestyle, behavior, and worldview), ultimately maintaining or increasing the poor's conditions of poverty and dependence.
Overall, these findings could suggest that at this point in their lives dance is valued by girls as a physical and social activity when offered within the context of competing and constrained choices for spending leisure time at this age.
Many times it's about constrained choice.
