Details of the four categories of question topics.
Table 2 describes the results for the four categories of question topics.
Codes representing questions perceived from vignettes were sorted into nine categories forming two broad categories of Question Types about patient-specific and general medical information [see Additional file 3].
The steering group reviewed the initial categorised questions and decided the following categories of question were out of scope: underlying cause of dementia (e.g. 'what is the cause of dementia?' or questions relating to underlying neurophysiological causes), genetics/inheritance (e.g. 'if my parent had dementia am I likely to get it?'), media, stigma, policy, funding and training.
There were basically three categories of questions asked of Hagel: "Is Israel a great country, or is it the greatest?
As we spoke, however, Barak laid out three categories of questions, which he characterized as "Israel's ability to act," "international legitimacy" and "necessity," all of which require affirmative responses before a decision is made to attack.
Provide students with the following two categories of questions, along with these "starter" questions in each category (copied into a handout for easier student access): CATEGORY 1: Knowledge of Hiroshima and Nagasaki What their interviewees know about Hiroshima and Nagasaki and how it has affected them Starter questions: -What do you know about the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
How will you present each question (in a list, one at a time, in categories of questions, etc).? Be sure each team member records a list of possible programs, files, questions, sort possibilities and interface ideas for use in completing the homework assignment.
Ms. McGinnis said that Mrs. Whitman had considered four broad categories of questions as she examined the issue: the science of the plan, the economic effect on the local residents, whether a government agency could pull off a project of this magnitude, and whether a decision to dredge would be litigated.
One of Tinbergen's most important contributions to the study of animal behaviour was to stress that ethology is like any other branch of biology, in that a comprehensive study of any behaviour must address four categories of questions, which today are called "levels of analysis," including causation, ontogeny, function, and evolutionary history.
While partaking of the fine wine and tasty hors d'oeuvres, cunningly calculated to dull the finest mathematical intuitions, contestants could choose from three categories of questions (Math Classics, Math Pulse and Gardner Greats) having three levels of difficulty: easy, medium or hard.
