Sentence examples for human questionnaire from inspiring English sources

The factor invariance demonstrated in these findings confirms that owner report, using this modified human questionnaire, provides dog scores according to "inattention" and "hyperactivity-impulsivity" axes.

A total of 134 variables in the farm questionnaire and 59 in the human questionnaire were selected for longitudinal analysis together with antimicrobial use (criteria of <10% missing values and <10% of farms in each category).

The level of agreement among the evaluators for all portions of the human factors questionnaire was greater than 0.70.

The aim of this paper is to propose a methodological framework applied to nuclear control room evaluation, through participatory ergonomics, using operator activity analysis and human factors questionnaire as aid tools.

The aims of this study are, firstly, to provide designers a comprehensible human factors questionnaire for the evaluation of nuclear control desks and, secondly, to show that the verification of the human factors issues in the design of nuclear control desks can be carried out by experts using virtual models.

The results indicated the validity of the human factors questionnaire and that the virtual reality technology is an useful tool, assisting the designers and evaluators during the design review of nuclear control desks, making possible the identification of problems in the early phase of the design.

Additional file 1: Human behavior questionnaire.

5– 7 The SAQ was originally developed for hospitals from the Flight Management Attitudes Questionnaire, an explorative human factor questionnaire used in commercial aviation.

For example Morris and colleagues [ 14] have suggested that horses share a similar personality structure to humans, but since they used a modified version of a human personality questionnaire describing subjective ratings, it seems somewhat inevitable that items would partition in a similar way.

For the human subjects, questionnaires, focus groups discussion (FGD) guides, individual interviews schedules, and occasional non-participant observation were conducted.

Dunham and Hopkins proposed two explanations to explain this pattern: 1) the different measures used to assess handedness in humans (typically questionnaires) and chimpanzees (observable behavior), or 2) differences in organization of the CC.