Sentence examples for giving questionnaires from inspiring English sources
In another, published last year, psychologists followed 278 men and women as they entered college, giving questionnaires and conducting interviews.
I talked with one of his part-time assistants, a twenty-one-year-old college student who had recently flown out to the remote Khovd Province, where he had rented a motorbike and driven across the mountains, giving questionnaires to the nomads.
Learning outcomes assessment for the course of KKKR3654 Mechanical Design of Process Equipment Year III at Department of Chemical and Process Engineering (JKKP), UKM was conducted with lecturers giving questionnaires to students at the beginning of the lecture week (first week to the fifth) and in the last week learning (weeks 10 to 14) in order to compare student understanding of the course.
To test their hypotheses, scientists set up a study, giving questionnaires to the sick people and a control group of healthy people who share characteristics with the sick people -- matched by age group, same area code or attendance at an office party.
Giving questionnaires to psychology students is not perceived as an hazardous activity that needs special screening and approval and in general, academic university staff are free to carry out such research without seeking approval.
They were also given questionnaires about their sexual and relationship history.
Afterward, those in attendance were given questionnaires and asked to rate "Dr. Fox".
Paul J. H. Schoemaker and J. Edward Russo gave questionnaires to more than two thousand executives in order to measure how much they knew about their industries.
They were given questionnaires that included queries about their personal background and their familiarity with the case.
Potential jurors will be given questionnaires today that are intended to weed out those who might be less than impartial.
Jury selection is scheduled to begin on Sept. 3, when about 300 of the potential jurors will be given questionnaires to fill out.
