Sentence examples for most positive category from inspiring English sources

In most questionnaires, the most positive category was the first option presented.

There was surprisingly less skewing towards use of the most positive category (ceiling effects) compared to other surveys e.g. in the MCS [ 32, 40, 41].

Responses to the most positive category were common (ranging from 12%60%%) and for just over half of the items this formed the modal category.

For each of the four domain areas health, education, social relationships, and community context we have constructed analyses of the proportion of youth that fall into the most positive category across indicators.

Across the six items between 70%and89%9% of respondents answered with the most positive category, i.e., completely right for me, no regret, or totally satisfied for the right for me, regret, and satisfaction items respectively, and "Just Right" for the information, involvement, and time items.

The overall means of the four scales were high; 6.3 or higher (out of 7) and across the six items between 70%and89%9% of respondents answered with the most positive category, i.e., "completely right for me", "no regret", and "totally satisfied" for the right for me, regret, and satisfaction items respectively, and "just right" for the information, involvement, and time items.

19 Closed-ended questions on patient evaluation require respondents to decide on one response category, with a cultural positivity bias pushing towards the most positive categories.

Most items had a large majority of responses in the most positive response category, indicating a high level of patient-perceived safety in the hospital.

* Patients who marked 100% of the answered questions in one of the two most positive answering categories.

† Patients who marked less than 50% (0 49%) of the answered questions in one of the two most positive answering categories.

The categories with the most positive outcomes, enhanced discussion and test-feedback, were also the categories with the fewest number of studies [ 14].