When faced with the same forced choice question multiple times, the same person will sometimes change their answer.

当多次面对同一个强制选择题时， 同一个人有时会改变他们的答案。

And while it's tempting to assume the results of that forced choice must somehow reveal a true preference, they don't.

虽然人们很容易假设这种被迫选择的结果必须以某种方式揭示真正的偏好， 但他们没有。

She noted presently how their passage became a matter of the immediate and particular—the sand pockets between rocks where their steps were slowed, the wind-carved ridge that cut their hands, the obstruction that forced a choice: Go over or go around?

她很快注意到他们的通过是如何成为一个直接和特殊的问题——岩石之间的沙坑让他们的脚步放慢，风蚀的山脊割伤了他们的手， 障碍物迫使他们做出选择：过去还是绕过？