Twenty-six social psychology students were exposed to the same two treatment conditions: covert question format (which required passive responding—"thinking" about an answer) and overt question format (which required active responding—"clicking" on an answer).
Not that this wouldn't necessarily be quite the same thing as so-called "social desirability bias," in which voters feel overt social pressure to answer one way to a pollster but then behave differently in the privacy of the voting booth.
Since an answer of '7' indicates no tension between religion and science and an answer of '1' overt conflict, we get a picture that most Fellows believe that tensions do indeed exist between these two ways of examining the world, while disagreeing (or individually unsure) about the extent of that tension.
It suggests overt protest, addressing social questions with answers ready to hand: someone or something to blame.
It is creating a binary choice, where both the answers are surveillance, only overt or covert, when that shouldn't be the choice at all.
Search Party isn't a patient series; similar to how the mystery sucks in Dory's friends, it also sucks in the audience, and even if you find the characters or the overt quirkiness irritating, you'll still want answers.
However, The General in His Labyrinth "differs from these earlier works in employing narrative strategies which seek to answer in a much more overt and didactic fashion questions that the novel poses about history".
Hence, patients who are distracted or have overt dementia will not be able to answer the questions in MMSE properly.
If the police officer hadn't met his stare, answered that tap or done something overt, there would be no news story.
A negative relationship was found between the degree of preference for overt questions and the percent of overt questions answered correctly, and between the total time taken to complete the program and the percent of overt questions answered correctly.
