Sentence examples for pre-planned questions from inspiring English sources

Pre-planned questions about the six topics mentioned previously were asked in an informal manner allowing the participants to express their opinions and volunteer further information if they so desired.

Two readers then reviewed the text for responses to each of the pre-planned questions.

The six pre-planned questions were devised to elicit lay 'explanatory models' [ 10] in this case for understanding the condition shown on the video.

Responses to each of the pre-planned questions were elicited from within each session, then compared to the other sessions of the same ethnic group, before an overall ethnic group response was derived.

This small sample prohibited factor analysis, so we used the pre-planned question categories to describe the relationships to dependent measures.

Once the contact agrees to the call, you ask a series of pre-planned icebreaker questions.

Human Rights Watch's generally positive assessment of pre-planned strikes in Afghanistan raises questions about the former, and the Aryana Institute's poll results raise questions about the latter.

The questioning route was developed according to Krueger & Casey (2000), and used a series of open-ended questions and pre-planned probes to enhance detail and understanding throughout the discussions.

She was a decent version of that: deliberate misunderstanding of the questions, plus a few dutiful jabs with the pre-planned soundbites.

The question of whether the attack was a pre-planned act of terrorism has become entangled in the politics of the ongoing presidential campaign.

Ms. Raddatz acted like a working journalist instead of a television personality from her first question, on Ambassador Stevens' death: "It was a pre-planned assault by heavily armed men," she said.