Thus, we propose by providing a glossary describing those terms to avoid potential misunderstandings and misinterpretation of the study's outcomes ('Key term definitions').
Prior attention should be paid beforehand to ethical aspects if one wishes to guarantee the protection of research participants as well as making sure that there are no misunderstandings about the goals of the study [ 12- 14].
The interview instrument's information management and communication model of the interviewees was found a useful countermeasure to reduce architecture-related misconception and misunderstanding threats to validity of the study.
The main misunderstanding relating to the study of CSF "circulation" has been made by (mis)interpretation of experimental results in which the two physiological processes (movement of CSF and distribution of substances) have not been differentiated, and when substance distribution has been used as a marker of "circulation".
This continues the progress of the study and prevents misunderstandings about the scope and direction of the study.
The finding could reflect the emphasis on the government's core national standards that aim to improve patients' experiences of public sector care at the time of the study (35), and misunderstanding on the part of nurses regarding the overall goal of the national core standards.
Misunderstandings in nuclear chemistry unit shall be displayed as a whole at the end of the study.
Rutledge and Warden's (2000) study revealed that secondary biology teachers had misunderstandings of the goals of science and the tentative nature of scientific knowledge.
Furthermore, interviewers could explain the purpose of the study in the respondent's own language and (cultural and refugee) context, thus minimising the risk of misunderstanding or miscommunication.
One study found that 40-80% of subjects show basic misunderstandings of the research trial design [ 49].
