The more accurate question is not: "What is it like to be a badger or a goat?" It is: "What is it like to be this particular badger, or that particular goat?" When we recognize each being's individuality, we have formed a more complex relationship and travelled farther from our preconceptions.
The more accurate question should have been, Whose style do you prefer?
Which means that the more accurate question – and this might precisely be why it plagues Britain so – is: What kind of leaders are we choosing?
JZ: The technically accurate question [sic] is that none of the four people said that, but we counted it as correct if they said Sarah Palin.
However, this large difference between the answers and ActiReg could also be caused by the difficulties in creating accurate questions, and this could be an indication that we should prefer objective methods to measure physical activity in youth [ 41].
The organization will release new polling today that show that the public favors -- if asked fair and accurate questions -- strongly favors cracking down on Wall Street, challenging other polling about doubts about financial reform.
Not only do telenurses need to ask accurate questions; they also need to use active listening and, through their communication, create a trusting and caring relationship with the caller.
Interestingly, in the paper by Mr. Prior, Gaurav Sood and Kabir Khanna, the cash payments became less effective at coaxing an accurate answer if the question mentioned the president by name.
An appropriate data analysis method should fit the characteristics of the proteomics studies and the experimental design, as well as provide an accurate answer to the question of interest.
However a consensus opinion is not necessarily the 'correct' opinion nor is it necessarily an accurate answer to a question [ 34].
However, few times of experiencing mental health services could make it difficult for patients to give an accurate answer to some questions.
