I don't know if you've picked up from what you may have read from my background, but I'm an oboist, which is a particularly rigorous instrument.
Though some empirical research on behavioral complexity exists, further progress requires a more rigorous instrument to measure behavioral repertoire.
The Teacher Instructional Practices and Processes Systemⓒ (TIPPS) was designed to be a rigorous research instrument as well as a practical feedback tool.
I earned my private pilot's certificate in Oct. 2001, quickly acquired a four-seat Cessna of my own and picked off the rigorous instrument rating a year later.
Our approach may act as a trigger for the application and further development of rigorous instruments for assessing co-development of BIS.
Furthermore, our primary information was obtained from psychiatric hospital records, which are in many respects not scientifically rigorous instruments of examination.
However, challenges gaining self-report data from young people with intellectual disability have been acknowledged and the need for appropriate and psychometrically rigorous instruments for young people with intellectual disability to report their own emotions and behaviours has been highlighted [ 42, 43].
The development of an instrument is a rigorous process involving conceptual analysis of the domain of functioning, drafting and piloting the instrument, and statistical analysis of results including factor analysis and internal consistency reliability (Shea and Fortna 2002).
Translating an existing instrument is complex and time-consuming, but a rigorous approach is necessary to obtain instrument equivalence.
The long-obsolesced gizmos were modified to become MIDI instruments, "through a rigorous process of soldering, reprogramming, hacking, and re-wiring" undertaken by Neil Mendoza, Marek Bereza, Stefan Dzisiewski-Smith, Justin Pentecost and others, according the YouTube description of this behind-the-scenes video about the project.
