 Defenders of resolute choice may have in mind a different interpretation of sequential decision models, whereby future “choice points” are not really points at which an agent is free to choose according to her preferences at the time. If so, this would amount to a subtle shift in the question or problem of interest. In what follows, the standard interpretation of sequential decision models will be assumed, and accordingly, it will be assumed that rational agents pursue the sophisticated approach to choice (as per Levi 1991, Maher 1992, Seidenfeld 1994, amongst others).