Six questions, so called skip-questions, were designed to direct participants through the questionnaire.
It does a board no good whatsoever to have the greatest minds in that sector, if none of them are willing to ask the hard questions, or the so called "dumb" questions, or if we are unwilling to challenge the company or one another.
52 questions out of the total of 84 questions were constructed as so called 'experience questions'.
By asking so called consumer questions, we are recording patients' beliefs and expectations about the intervention and also, if the expectations are fulfilled.
This month Gerardo is publishing her "Lake Wobegon Revisited" report, so called because it questions the impression that all opportunity funds, like the children in Garrison Keillor's mythical Minnesota town, are above average.
Of course there will be those who are shocked and horrified and indeed the Today Programme this morning concentrated almost entirely on the so called "moral" and "ethical" question of women using a website to get around national legislation outlawing abortion.
This discourse infers that midwifery care is not a safe option and in doing so calls into question the reputation of midwives.
As Young [ 8], 442 notes, "The effects of injury, illness or medication can increase the probability that a patient will make choices that appear unbalanced and so call into question her competence to make decisions about her health care".
Duns Scotus did conduct one solemn quodlibetal disputation, so called because the master accepted questions on any topic (de quodlibet) and from any bachelor or master present (a quodlibet).
The so called "good life" is in question with Van Gogh, who died poor and relatively unknown at age 37.
This finding raises the question how so called digital natives use twenty first century technology in daily life.
