self-selection

[ self-si-lek-shuhn, self- ]

noun

1. selection made by or for oneself:

   goods arranged on shelves for customer self-selection.

Other Words From

• self-se·lected adjective

Example Sentences

There is still, however, a considerable margin of self-selection of American economic leadership.

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Through self-selection—the leadership being assumed by those who are the quickest to seize it.

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Self-selection is necessarily confined to new or temporary or loosely organized groups.

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