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 1. Select **Expires** if you want the user choice to expire after a set amount of time so that the playbook can proceed when no choice is made. If you do not select **Expires**, the playbook does not proceed until the user makes a choice. If you select **Expires**, fill out additional fields for the amount of time to pass before expiration, and the **Default answer** to automatically be chosen at the end of the expiration period.
 1. Click **Create**.
 
-Following is an example of a user choice node. Note the the node branches to the next node depending on the user's answer.
+#### Example user choice node
+
+Following is an example of a user choice node. Note the node branches to the next node depending on the user's answer. In this example, if the user selects **Yes**, then the IP is blocked, but if the user selects **No**, an email is sent to the SOC.
 
 <img src={useBaseUrl('img/cse/automations-example-user-choice-node.png')} style={{border:'1px solid gray'}} alt="Example user choice node" width="500"/>
 
+#### User choice nodes in out-of-the-box playbooks
+
+Here are just a few of the [out-of-the-box playbooks](/docs/platform-services/automation-service/playbooks-in-app-central/) that contain user choice nodes. Look at the user choice nodes in these playbooks to get an idea of how to structure them: 
+* 18 - DDoS
+* 21 - DLP Alert
+* 24 - DoS with Decision Tree
+* 59 - Outbound Network Investigation
+* 87 - Unauthorized Access w/ Privilege Escalation
+* 88 - User Account Investigation Active Directory
+
 ### Add a playbook node to a playbook
 
 Define a playbook to run inside another playbook. For example, you may want to call another playbook in response to a [condition](#add-a-condition-node-to-a-playbook) statement.
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