Finally, students state the "experimental question," which prompts them to articulate the central question around which the paper's experiments are based.
This was one of the key questions which prompted Lee Chalmers and myself to begin the The Downing Street Project, one year ago.
Hubbard's invocation of Thompson therefore serves to highlight his claimed knowledge of Freud's ideas, but also his exceptional maturity; as the official account has it, "Ron was also left with many unanswered questions" which prompted him to undertake further enquiries.
Bias can also be introduced as a result of problematic question wording (e.g., leading questions -- questions which prompt a respondent to answer in one way; double-barreled questions -- questions which are really asking two things at once and leave a respondent confused and the pollster with unreliable information, etc...).
The questionnaire comprised 24 questions, most of which prompted a choice from a list of options, allowing for open answers when appropriate.
A series of open ended questions were used in all interviews which prompted new questions based on responses.
Teague said that over the years he had received numerous questions about the images, which prompted him to independently reprocess the archive in unedited, higher resolutions.
He declined to answer further questions about the video, which prompted at least two online crowdfunding efforts on Friday to raise money to purchase it and make it public.
Wales and Ireland before them had only been able to set a target and then wait, which prompted questions about the fairness of staggering the kick-offs on the final day.
And so began the O.P.C.'s inaugural Tchotchke Night, an élite form of war-zone show-and-tell, which prompted questions from participants like "At what point is it looting?" and "Who else has stolen the ashtray from the Rex Hotel?" (in Saigon).
