Among those not included in the experimental phase, most were excluded for not meeting scoring criteria on the Cook-Medley Hostility Scale (n = 256) or the State-Trait Anger Expression Inventory (n = 97) with others (n = 5) excluded for medical or psychiatric conditions (n = 5).
But we visited each corner of the school unannounced, and met scores of children.On paper, the school is stunningly successful.
Even though he's single, he has met scores of fiancées' parents, kissed a dozen brides, apologized for cheating, even attended a childbirth.
I met scores of Li Yang students this winter, and I always asked them what purpose English has served in their lives.
Among other things, I met scores of wonderful writers at BlogHer in San Diego — many of whom will become guest posters here over the next weeks and months.
I met scores of villagers who had suffered from recent attacks.
I've met scores of incredible people, some cancer survivors, some caregivers like myself, and others who are passionate advocates.
When I was invited to interview the current occupant, President Pranab Mukherjee, I was filled with some trepidation, although over a 50-year career in international journalism I'd met scores of world leaders.
The Ellingsworths have met scores of full-time workampers, "Including families with children either home-schooled or enrolled in a respective school system for the duration of the temp job, then moving on to the next.
Additionally, the Rasch model defines, mathematically, the requirements that data need to meet in order to produce measurements, and when these requirements are met scores can be expressed as invariant measures instead of ordinal numbers [ 33, 45- 47].
