Sentence examples for question phrasing from inspiring English sources

Though he was discussing polls on press regulation, Kellner notes that question phrasing only makes a big difference on issues where the public's view isn't yet fixed.

The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of the screening question phrasing on the 1-year prevalence figures of headache disorders, including migraine.

The data were from a larger primary study that tested the effect of practitioner pain question phrasing on the amount of pain information described by older adults with osteoarthritis pain.

The Washington Post's Aaron Blake surmises that it could be due to three main factors: timing, question phrasing and answer choice.

Question phrasing did not differ by cycle year.

Changes in question phrasing and sequencing were made based on pilot data and participant feedback.

And how was the question phrased?

But because there's only one question, phrased in only one way, it's not clear how that breaks down.

The question asked to respondents was "a robust and legitimate question" phrased in "everyday language" said Dr Richard Norrie, lead analyst of the Demos Integration Hub.

Perceived general health was investigated with a single question phrased, "In general, would you say your health is": with the options "good" (1), "fairly good" (2), "average" (3), "fairly poor" (4) and "poor" (5).

Some students complained that although the exam covered material they knew, they found the questions' phrasing tricky.