METHODS: This was an observational and self-report study of 130 participants (mean age = 12.8; mean BMI = 33.5; 70% female; 77% Caucasian).
In another self-report study of students in English medium higher education programs in China, students identified comprehending lectures, understanding specialist vocabulary and writing in an appropriate academic style, as the major difficulties associated with studying through English as an L2 (Evans & Morrison, 2011 c.
In response to this local impetus, we designed and carried out a prospective, concurrent, self-report study of primary care prior authorization activities to document the costs that a sample of primary care practices incurred performing required prior authorization activities.
As is common in self-report studies of harmful behaviours, participants might have tended to embellish their smoking and alcohol drinking habits [29], [30].
This study overcomes the problem of poor recall in self-report studies through the use of electronic prescription records and examines prescription medication use throughout pregnancy.
In this study we characterise the brain's response to three types of pictorial HWLs for which prior self-report studies indicated different levels of efficacy.
Prior self-report studies report a range of 14 17% prevalence within one year prior to HSCT, without standardized time points.
A large body of self-report studies suggest that health warning labels are effective in informing people about the negative health consequences of smoking [ 6- 14].
A practical advantage of self report studies is the lower cost resulting from participants recording their own activities when they are prompted by a reminder device [ 10, 12].
A Canadian study uncovered in a self reported interview study of 121 mothers that mothers' belief in "common sense" was one of the determinants of childhood injury [ 40].
This is consistent with other studies using self reported measures of activity [ 26, 35, 36].
