A response "no" to the presence of a symptom equated to the item score 0. Participants responding "yes" to the presence of a symptom were subsequently asked to indicate how troublesome the symptom was on a 5-point scale ranging from "not at all" = 1 to "extremely troublesome" = 5.
It is less clear that you could win a mandate for such things from European voters, which may be why they are not directly asked.If people in Brussels struggle to understand how troublesome Congress can be to an American administration, they should try this mental aid.
The authorities recently had a reminder of how troublesome some of its artists can be.
Now, with Congress considering the most sweeping changes to immigration laws in two decades, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is learning just how troublesome that terrain can be in an election year.
But, given how troublesome passwords are becoming, it may be a trade-off some people are willing to make.
If the respondent answers "yes", they are asked to rate how troublesome that particular symptom is to him/her on a 5-point Likert scale from 1 (not at all) to 5 (extremely).
KAO: And how troublesome will these ambiguities be, in trying to rally congressional support in a strike against Cuba?
Relationships can be fraught with the potential for miscommunication or misunderstanding at the best of times, so imagine how troublesome it is to admit, out loud, to your partner, that you've got a sexual interest or fantasy that sits far outside the cultural norms.
In the current study, an item was added immediately after the RDQ that asked participants to rate how troublesome they found the symptoms that they had scored in the RDQ overall, using a 5-point scale (where the lowest score was 'not at all' and the highest score was 'extremely'extremely
Given how troublesome she found fame last time, is she prepared for it the second time around?
