The couple brought an exacting, theatrical attention to presentation to government service, so much so that she was sometimes accused of scripting the president's words and framing his image.
I suspect (yes, I am speculating) that future poll questions will vary greatly -- by question wording, ordering and framing.
Several studies have examined how presentation, [ 2- 4] wording, [ 5] and framing [ 6, 7] affect physicians' interpretations of numeric data as well as their willingness to initiate treatment [ 8].
This may mean significantly altering the way that health messages are communicated to this age group, including the wording, content and framing of such messages.
The written/spoken words accompanying images will delineate and frame a message but must engage enough so as to create a following who is actionable toward something.
We will focus on identifying patterns in content and presentation relevant to promoting quality decision-making such as inclusion or omission of particular method features, word choice, framing of language about women's decision-making role and values clarification approaches.
The spoken form of the ritual is suggested by the alternation between the words of the framing formula, beginning, "In the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit" and the words borrowed from the Gospel of John (11 43).
"I can guarantee you if Steven saw the movie, he would swear that every word and every frame was true.
Ms. Mentzer's beautifully modulated mezzo-soprano voice flirted with the sharp side of pitches throughout the program, but the words were framed carefully and the sound was lovely.
LeCompte often uses the word "framing" to describe her work: "I hook into people's dreams about themselves.
