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simultaneous choice  

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  • Definition The term simultaneous choice is mostly used in contrast to sequential choice. Both terms refer to the selection of a series of items for subsequent consumption, for example, when selecting a set of three soft drinks to be consumed one per day during the next three days. [Source: Encyclopedia of Social Psychology; Simultaneous Choice]

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