Sentence examples for question wordings from inspiring English sources

Some question wordings mention the current minimum wage; others omit it.

What made this experiment unique was not that we did a split sample experiment to test the impact of different question wordings.

The question wordings are shown in more detail on the three tables.

Differences in survey questions' wordings and weakness in some questions used to measure noise annoyance have interfered with accumulating knowledge about the factors that affect different communities' responses to noise.

Questions wordings and results (displayed in Table 1) largely confirm what we already know about differences in electorates.

The drafts were tested through interviews with parents (n = 6) and students (n = 8) not included in the main survey to check if any questions, wordings, or scales were perceived as difficult to understand, easy to misunderstand, vague or ambiguous, strange, "stupid," or irrelevant.

"It's fairly common to conduct question-wording experiments to see how particular words or phrases affect attitudes," Traugott said, though he added that he felt the result here was "pretty minor".

"You want to stand by your numbers, so I don't believe [the result is an outlier]." Michael Traugott, a professor at the department of political science at the University of Michigan, said that these kind of question-wording experiments to see how changes in phrasing affect attitudes were "not unusual".

These question-wording effects were mediated by how much respondents thought of (extreme) personal price experiences when receiving questions about "prices in general" or "prices you pay".

The final draft of the questionnaire was pilot-tested with a further ten GPs to ensure clarity of language and question-wording, and to ensure that response options were exhaustive and mutually exclusive, where applicable.

I asked a series of questions, attempting wordings that I had not made Kai memorize.