In order to shed light on this rather broad question three dimensions were singled out focusing on the overall principles, the relation between rights and duties in the applied activation approaches and how activation is linked to settlement and naturalization requirements.
It consists of 24 questions covering three dimensions: pain (five questions), stiffness (two questions) and function (17 questions).
Paul Michelman: So, we're going to look at this question across three dimensions.
The schedule comprises of questions to assess three dimensions of insight: awareness, relabeling of symptoms and compliance plus a 'hypothetical contradiction' item added to evaluate the person's capacity to consider another's perspective.
We conclude by proposing a set of questions across these three dimensions that health policy and systems researchers may wish to consider in making their practice more people-centred, and hence more oriented toward real-world change: Does the research explicitly address dynamism and complexity, allowing for the social, political, and economic drivers of human behaviour?
They were asked to rate the questions in two dimensions, clarity and importance, and to comment on the questions.
Torrance scored responses to test questions along five dimensions: fluency, originality, and elaboration (borrowed from the work of Joy Paul Guilford, another American psychologist) as well as abstractness and what he called resistance to premature closure.
EQ-5D is a non-disease specific instrument with five three-level questions covering five dimensions: mobility, self-care, usual activities, pain/discomfort and anxiety/depression [41].
Thirty-six questions reflect eight dimensions of functioning, with a range of 0 to 100.
In 2013, ten questions on two dimensions of health literacy were added in The Central Denmark Region's health survey.
