Following Burawoy (1991, 1998, 2009), the research question derives from curiosity.
At least one point of interest in the skeptical question derives from work on the range of modal knowledge.
At least one point of interest in the architecture/epistemic priority question derives from work on the proper route to modal knowledge.
This question, derived from the model of work home interference [ 29], has been validated [ 30].
A specific question derived from the literature regarding grief asks respondents to reflect on the process of 'moving on' [ 16].
This symptom was measured with the following question derived from the DIPA ' Is your child more sad, angry or upset since the accident?' (question 42).
To assess SMD in this study we used a composite question derived from the four screening questions for 'probable psychosis' in the WHO Self Report Questionnaire-25 [ 10].
Male respondents were asked whether they had ever had sexual contact with a man, using a question derived from the National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles (Natsal).
This question derives from a study by Schwaninger, Ryf, and Hofer (2003) in which the authors found no effect of inversion on face perception.
We found an agreement by including a single basic question, derived from COOP/WONCA charts [ 12 ] rather than a more comprehensive evaluation of the topic "function".
