Given the construction of the question pairs from which the initial and final tests were built, as previously described, the correct answer to each question on the final cued-recall test had always appeared as a competitive incorrect alternative to a question previously answered on one of the initial multiple-choice tests for participants in either of the test conditions.
Likewise, the initial moves in TS4 are positive (U1, U3), eliciting student reflection on the construction of the question (U4).
Explanation of this result may be found in the view raised by several authors [ 6, 15] that it is not the examination format, or the number of alternatives, that dictates the cognitive level of the testing, but rather the specific construction of the question stems.
They tested the assessments, answered the theoretical questions and gave feedback verbally and in a web-based survey relating to the construction of the questions, etc.
As Raine Koskimaa suggests in his essay, "Cyborg and Posthuman," because of our "immersion" in new systems of communication and information transfer, our increasing reliance on technological biological enhancement, and altered construction of subjectivity, the question now is "in which sort of posthuman or cyborg constructions we partake".
She will show that distance was maintained through careful construction of the research questions and protocol so that there was no room to insert herself into the study once the protocol was initiated.
Insofar as (part of) the boundary of a whole is of the fiat sort, the whole itself may be viewed as a conceptual construction, hence the question of the ontological status of boundaries becomes of a piece with the more general issue of the conventional status of ordinary objects and events.
In the light of these adjudications can it be held that Scranton, the plaintiff, is entitled, by reason of the construction of the pier in question, to compensation for the destruction of his right, as riparian owner, of access from his land to the navigable part of the river immediately in front of it?
1347, 1360-1361, 39 L.Ed.2d 662 (1974), we said of the related question of interpreting a state statute to find a waiver of Eleventh Amendment immunity, that such a waiver would only be found "where stated 'by the most express language or by such overwhelming implications from the text as will leave no room for any other reasonable construction' " of the statute in question.
This, Fichte conceded, is something that can be decided only after the construction of the system in question.
In this article, we describe the general outline of the 'EpiBasket' concept in three sections: the construction of the catalogue of questions by the developer, the user's point of view and the software that was used.
