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Information on disengagement can also be used to fine-tune the scoring of response behavior.

SIDE is an open-source project developed by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University (www.cs.cmu.edu/∼cprose/SIDE.html) to create computer scoring models that predict human expert scoring of responses.

Pearson's correlation was used to test for correlation between interviewers scoring of responses for the same candidates, and to test for correlation between trainee and trainer responses.

Previous research has shown that dichotomous scoring of responses in the range 13+ versus 0 12 discriminates between respondents with and without significant psychological distress.

Underpinning CTT is simple scoring of responses to questionnaires; for multi-category response scales this is usually summary scoring where response categories are assigned ordinal numbers which are summed across questions to arrive at a total score.

27 As additional potential mediators, we considered BMI based on the calculation from self-reported height and weight (scoring of responses in the range ≥25 kg/m vs <25 kg/m discriminates between respondents with and without high BMI).

T-tests comparing the average preparedness scores (i.e., CP, planning, supplies, and action scores) of response professionals and laypeople reveal a lack of statistically significant difference between the average planning and supplies indicator scores of these two groups (Table 5).

The dependent variable (y) represented the score of response capacity.

The scores of response capacity of different job types ranked as follows, public health physicians > community general practitioners > medical specialists > nurses > other medical staff and the scores between different groups were statistically significant (P <0.05).

The query elicited scores of responses: Some lamented how hard times have hurt the chance for romance, while others offered a more optimistic view that dating these days simply requires a little more creativity.

By the scores of responses we received, it's clear that Forbes readers share the nation's concern and that they are ready to offer solutions.