Sentence examples for framing of questions from inspiring English sources

Perhaps surprisingly, this wording matters a great deal.There is an extensive literature on how the framing of questions affects the choices people make.

A huge amount depends on the framing of questions: one example from this survey is that, 42% think that people "should not be allowed" to wear veils, turbans, or crucifixes; apparently this means wearing them anywhere.

Self-reported adherence varied depending on the framing of questions, with participants reporting greater adherence when asked how many doses they had missed within the past 7 days compared to results from a 7-day recall interview.

Those pursuing the sources project and the variation project also aim to determine which factors co-vary with answers cultural or ethnic group, socio-economic status, region of brain or cognitive processes implicated in answering the question, psychopathology, order of questions, framing of questions, etc.

Different framing of questions gave identical responses.

As is the case for all surveys, terminology and framing of questions is particularly important.

The investigation at Stockport's Stepping Hill hospital widens the frame of questions from the behaviour of journalists, chief executives, police and politicians and takes the issue of trust into another, even more deeply felt personal domain: the care of nurses.

The framing of such questions matters a lot.

But even though the plaintiffs' brief does not adopt the Ninth Circuit's more limited framing of constitutional questions at issue in Prop 8 case, it still contains a remarkable array of arguments besides the fundamental right framing from which the Supreme Court can choose.

Morevoer, mechanistic framing of relevant questions is more productive for research planning than simple dose-addition or response-addition formulae.

We believe that the usefulness of expert estimates will only be as good as the design, construct and framing of the questions asked.