When articles similarly touched on multiple questions, consensual discretion was used to assign the articles to the categories that appeared most relevant.
It was calculated by answers on multiple questions derived from the interview.
The challenge, especially with models that rely on multiple-question indexes, is that their accuracy when applied to polls taken a month or more before the election is unknown.
In this great Egghead race, Jeremy Vine hosts a nationwide search to locate one male and one female contestant, taking on multiple-choice questions (with help, à la X Factor, from Egghead mentors) to secure a seat among the gods.
"I have no information to offer you on this," spokesman Hong Lei said at a regular briefing on Wednesday, amid multiple questions from journalists.
Most schools relied on multiple choice questions followed by essay questions.
Project managers might not expect the generally more common measure of overconfidence based on multiple choice questions (Moore and Healy 2008) to occur in project management context.
Small-scale examples include Flexi-OLM (Mabbott and Bull 2004), which models knowledge and misconceptions in C programming based on multiple choice questions and short programming excerpts, and OLMlets (Bull et al. 2010), which models knowledge and misconceptions based on teacher-provided multiple choice questions on any subject.
The rigor of those tests has typically rarely risen beyond recall of information on multiple choice questions.
A new version of the SAT -- which will be shorter and include fewer answer options on multiple choice questions -- will be given to students starting in March 2016.
It does this not only by measuring their responses on multiple choice questions or what they click on in a website, but also by deciphering how they're feeling, and what they really care about.
