Many of the items were found to have non-compliant plugs without fuses, increasing the risk of devices overheating, exploding or catching fire.
All items were found to be highly associated with the scales to which they contribute.
Fourteen PBQ items were found to discriminate BPD from OPD patients in both samples.
All of the 34 items were found to have significant item-to-total correlations.
Among the 50 items, 4 items were found to be problematic areas with scores of <2.
After implementation of the program, the mean scores for all the questionnaire items were found to increase to 75%, with an average of 16/21 for the correct answers.
In a nationwide survey, (Piboonkanarax cited in Watson Todd, [2008]) multiple choice items were found to account for around 50% of school grades in English and as of 2014, the O-NET examinations continue to be entirely based on multiple choice items.
Moreover, because implicatures encoded in pragmalinguistic forms (i.e., those assessed by the Lin items) and implicatures expressed without linguistic conventions (i.e., those assessed by the Non items) were found to be generally difficult, these two implicature types can be introduced later in the curriculum and with more instructional attention.
Using a logistic regression analysis the following four items were found to be independent predictors for tinnitus (table 2).
No items were found to be intrusive or upsetting.
Three items were found to be representative but not relevant.
