Using Fawcett's computational version of Cardiff Grammar, Castel shows how the notion of preference in relation to choice can be extended to capture genre-specific constraints.
Women felt uncertainty in relation to choice [ 2, 19, 20, 30, 31].
The first issue involved finding suitable comparative research experiences that differ in relation to choice, control, agency, and responsibility.
It appears that a reduction of obturation time may be achieved both in relation to choice of root filling technique and in relation to training.
In relation to choice of screening tool and choice of psychological therapy, there was less evidence of convergence in expert opinion between round one and two.
How the women not attending antenatal care in other than our study area would behave in relation to choice of place of delivery is only matter of speculation.
Support in relation to choice was mediated by doctors, and midwives working at hospitals and in the community [ 2, 13, 29- 31].
The term 'participation' is used here to highlight participants' agency in relation to choice and whether or not they decided to take part in the interventions, including as volunteers.
The programme of research that this analysis speaks to is to characterise different prior beliefs (about contingencies, utilities, prosocial utilities and types) in relation to choice behaviour, under the assumption that subjects engage in approximate Bayesian inference.
In relation to choice and control women are simultaneously assigned active and passive roles, Despite a desire to articulate their wishes, a lack of ownership of their pregnant and labouring body's does not enable them to do so.
