Sentence examples for questionnaire prompt from inspiring English sources

While the relatively low rates of response to the questionnaire prompt some caution, effects of this campaign on attitude and intention has been replicated (Olander & Eves, unpublished observations).

Non-response 6 weeks after the time of the initial follow-up questionnaire prompted a reminder phone contact.

PHCSCS-2 is a self-report questionnaire prompting yes/no answers to 25 positively and 35 negatively phrased items (e.g. 'I am smart'; 'My looks bother me').

Personal experience/feelings At both time points (baseline n = 80; follow-up n = 85; 4 % of total sample), the most common reason for reporting feeling upset or worried was that the questionnaire prompted memories they would prefer to avoid.

It is also possible that presentation of a list of possible tourism outcomes in the questionnaire prompted respondents to place greater levels of importance on more altruistic goals, such as greater respect for culture, heritage, and/or traditions and enhancement of culture, heritage, and/or traditions, which may not come immediately to respondents' minds during interviews.

Secondly it will be able to illustrate whether a focused questionnaire can prompt individuals at risk to undergo spirometric testing at their GP for an early diagnosis.

A questionnaire that prompts the user to consider related to their product requirements, market conditions, and organizational priorities and capabilities.

But scholars say the mainstreaming of massive social networking and dating sites — which make it easy to publicly share one's likes, dislikes, dreams and losses in a modern mutation of the Proust Questionnaire — is prompting more people to "perform" for one another in increasingly sophisticated ways.

The aim was to use learners' individual questionnaires as prompts for the interviews, and in this sense each schedule was personalized.

Information on symptoms (pain, tenderness) in each joint studied was collected by means of the self-administered questionnaire, with the prompt: 'Please point out on the picture below in which finger joint you have felt pain or tenderness during the past 30 days.' The subjects were also asked to mark the intensity of the pain: 0 = no pain, 1 = mild pain, 2 = moderate pain, 3 = severe pain.

Data was collected through both qualitative and quantitative sources, and included attitude surveys, parent questionnaires, a writing prompt, photos, video, interviews and observations.