THE SESSION At your first session, the practitioner will discuss your condition and may administer a short test to assess how hypnotizable you are.
Hearing specialists have long urged family physicians to check the hearing of patients over 60 at every annual visit by doing a whisper test in each ear or administering a short written quiz.
An article called "Are you clever enough to watch a Tom Stoppard play?", as though every usher taking tickets should also be administering a short entrance exam, or checking your GCSE grades against a grid on the door like a "you must be above this height to ride" sign.
Our nurse-led sedation team will administer a short and light-acting sedative of chloral hydrate at a dose of 50 mg/kg.
In order to assess student enjoyment with the simulations, we administered a short survey after they completed their assignments and post-tests.
To answer the above research question, we administered a short survey to record student affect and perception about the active instructional strategy used with PV in their class.
In particular, students were administered a short assessment immediately after the conclusion of the Day 1 technology-based motivational activities that focused on several of these additional motivational constructs.
We administered a short survey asking panelists to provide feedback on the five dimensions and supporting attributes with questions to determine if the rubric captured critical attributes (i.e., check for omissions in attributes or if any attributes were irrelevant) and then rate the extent to which they agreed each attribute captured what they might expect to see in each dimension.
Participants were administered a short questionnaire assessing age and sex before completing the face tests.
To explore how much explicit knowledge subjects acquired about the sequence learning task, we administered a short questionnaire [29] after the experimental session.
For parental investment, we administered a short family support scale modelled on the family stress scale of Mikach and Bailey [37], which has been used elsewhere to test hypotheses about the relationship of parental investment and life history strategy [23].
