METHODS:We administered a random digit dial survey to a nationally-representative adult sample.
Methods:We administered a survey of 20 cases of S. aureus BSI, asking respondents to rank outcomes by global desirability.
To examine these questions we administered a comprehensive 46-item symptom checklist to a large nationally representative general population.
We administered a discrete choice experiment using maximum difference scaling.
In an effort to establish reliability, we administered a retest to a number of sales representatives from a service organization.
Interventions: We administered a 10-item scale that addressed prior episodes of head trauma.
We administered a questionnaire directly to jockeys in Australia (n = 806), Ireland (n = 178), and the United Kingdom (n = 265).
We administered a flashing checkerboard paradigm with a motor response to 17 individuals with schizophrenia and 24 healthy controls.
We administered a multi-digit subtraction task, in which half of the items were specifically designed to elicit indirect addition.
We administered a survey to 72 individuals and conducted semi-structured, in-depth interviews with 14 individuals.
In addition to MRI measurements, described in greater detail below, we administered a battery of behavioral tests in each experimental session.
