Applicants are asked, for example, to rate themselves on statements like "I need immediate results," and "I work best in situations where I am in control".
The players are asked, for example, to identify the situation on each card (before interpretation) and Michael's hypothesis relating to this situation.
They are asked, for example, whether they would consider it a promotion or a punishment to be moved to a branch office where sales are small but promising.
Contrast this with a task in which subjects are asked, for example, to indicate whether "lion" is an animal or a vegetable.
Goals and specific targets relevant to these goals lend themselves naturally to a data collection instrument such as a questionnaire or household survey, in which respondents are asked, for example, "Do you receive the rehabilitation services you feel you require?".
In the literature, rates of violence against women vary, depending on how sexual assault or intimate partner violence is defined (e.g. physical, emotional or sexual abuse), the way the questions are posed (the number of and detail in the questions), and the way in which the questions are asked (for example, written survey or face-to-face interview).
From the extravagant and headline grabbing claims to the mundane: "On what planet is spending £169 for a toaster reasonable?" hardworking families in Kingswood were asking, for example.
And we will be asking for examples of grassroots organisations that are championing their local services, from libraries to buses.
Participants were asked, for example, whether in the previous 12 months a driver had used a vehicle to make a threatening move toward the one they were in.
Each juror was asked, for example, to circle a number from 1 to 10, with 1 meaning strongly opposed to capital punishment, and 10 strongly in favor.
