AO: We're looking at the frequency of questions, but also how often the instructor is pausing.
That is to say, as the AAAS meeting plods on, and the reporters hustle to meet deadline after deadline, the frequency of questions such as "How do I print?" increases.
The idea here is that there isn't a lot of active learning happening, in elementary schools, in high schools, and especially at colleges, yet a lot can be learned by tracking the frequency of questions an instructor asks, or how long he or she pauses, or who in the class is volunteering to speak and who isn't.
A 1-month recall is considered sufficient to be likely to capture events and does not overly burden respondents with too great a frequency of question-asking (as a daily diary might).
Thus, the results cannot be used to assess frequency of questions about or problems associated with use of CAM.
Compared with previous studies, we found a higher frequency of questions related to treatment alternatives and adverse effects.
We accomplished this by using the frequency of questions in the population of variable clusters as the criterion for inclusion in our predictive modeling strategies.
In comparison to an analysis of patient care questions asked at an academic medical center (AMC), the office-based (OB) participants perceived a higher relative frequency of questions about diagnosis and no questions about drugs.
Depending on measurement techniques used to estimate the frequency of questions and the clinical setting, clinicians have anywhere between 1 and 6 questions per patient encounter and answers are pursed for only about 30%to55%5% of questions [ 1- 4].
There was also a perceived need for more training/knowledge for American dietitians [ 8, 10], which is not surprising given the high frequency of questions that interns/directors reported receiving from clients about vitamins/minerals and herbal products in the five years preceding the study [ 10].
It may be speculated that the association between perceived exertion and objectively assessed workload would have been higher if the frequency of questions were higher during the day or alternatively if the workers could rate their perceived exertion after every task performed.
