Sentence examples for response instrument from inspiring English sources

The first instrument was a truncated version of the Open Response Instrument (ORI), which was developed using questions from Bishop and Anderson (1990) and Nehm and Reilly (2007).

The questions we used (Table 2) were variations of questions developed by Bishop and Anderson (1990) for their Open Response Instrument and are similar in form to questions recently described by Nehm et al.

These differences could not be accounted for by one component of the response instrument, for example, ESR or swollen-joint count, and are likely due more to differences in precision between the two instruments.

For example, Nehm and Schonfeld's (2008) study of students' understanding of natural selection found that an open-ended response instrument revealed that students who could identify correct responses in a multiple-choice format also held alternative conceptions.

Most likely, this data would not have been exposed using survey instruments or other forced response instruments.

The lectures include embedded questions or problem-solving components and the use of audience response instruments such as clickers or votapedia.

Assessment: We are currently developing a closed-response instrument (like a multiple-choice test) to assess students' critical thinking skills as related to introductory physics lab courses.

As with the pretest, the mean post-test score was higher for the selected-response instrument (CINS, 68%) than for the constructed-response instrument (Dino Problem, 41%).

This was not surprising, given the higher level of challenge posed by the constructed-response instrument.

The CINS is a selected-response instrument designed to measure knowledge of ten fundamental principles of evolution by natural selection (Anderson et al. 2002).

Reliability analysis of the 27-item, forced-response instrument revealed a Cronbach's Alpha of 0.87, which indicates the instrument has good reliability.