Sentence examples for self report means from inspiring English sources

'Assisted self report' means that the interviewer helps to fill in the questionnaire using a defined standard procedure, but does not probe or further inquire as in a clinical interview.

However, there currently exists no ready self-report means of assessing mode shifting.

Our reliance on self-report means we may have somewhat reduced reliability regarding self-harming behaviours (see below) or social confounders, but is irrelevant for self-identity measures.

The adolescent self-reports (means and standard deviations) and ratings by their mothers are presented in Table 2.

Little acknowledged that self-reporting meant various authorities had unfettered access to people within the club.

All 12 healthy volunteers had normal or corrected vision by self-report (mean age 28.25 yr, range 20 42 yr, five females).

Of the 276 adolescents, 158 provided meters for downloading; their daily BGM frequency was correlated with (r = 0.66; P < 0.0001) and similar to their self-report (daily meter mean 4.15 and self-report mean 4.26).

Patients who were assisted had significantly more vision loss (mean logMAR Visual Acuity 0.74; SD 0.43) than patients who self-reported (mean 0.56; SD 0.90); this may explain why patients who were assisted scored higher on the item, conditional on their disability level.

The standardised consultation and usual care groups did not differ in self reported weight (mean −2.85 (4.76) v −2.07 (4.37); P=0.20).

However, the two methods produced significantly different estimates of resource use with patient self report recalling a mean of 1.3 extra visits (95% Cl 0.4 to 2.2) compared with hospital records.

A second limitation is that both the BRFSS and the NHIS use self report as the primary means of data collection and it is possible that individuals made errors in remembering the time frame in which they were screened or errors in whether or not they received the test [ 39].