One limitation of the study, however, is that only 39 kids had complete questionnaires at two years and just 38 kids had complete questionnaires after three years.
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The report suggested that Cambridge Analytica had essentially issued questionnaires through a third party; those questionnaires, which were personality quizzes, requested that you use your Facebook login.
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Kaiser's written testimony on other surveys is below: I should emphasise that the Kogan/GSR datasets and questionnaires were not the only Facebook-connected questionnaires and datasets which Cambridge Analytica used.
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In her written evidence to the committee Kaiser claims: I should emphasise that the Kogan/GSR datasets and questionnaires were not the only Facebook-connected questionnaires and datasets which Cambridge Analytica used.
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Volunteers found to have a dangerous drinking problem on two of three questionnaires were categorized as harmful drinkers, as compared to those identified on all three questionnaires, who were categorized as hazardous drinkers.
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The study relies on 25 years of data on more than 80,000 women and 48,000 men; subjects submitted questionnaires about their health every two years, and questionnaires about their diet every four years.
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Some of these same participants completed additional rounds of questionnaires.
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None of these accounts were listed in the nominees' questionnaires.
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Officials have sent questionnaires to competitors about the possible deal.
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Questionnaires will be sent out to market participants this spring.
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The participants answered questionnaires about their symptoms throughout the trial.
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Most advisors use questionnaires to help assess client risk tolerance.
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Often, they use questionnaires to discern what their subjects eat.
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Between 21793 and 22020, the Census Bureau used two questionnaires.
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Census questionnaires have not included a citizenship question since 1950.
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Each week the men and women also repeated the questionnaires.
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They also were gloomier, according to questionnaires about their moods.
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Let me be clear: I don't think questionnaires are completely useless.
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And the Senate had questionnaires they wanted me to fill out.
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The initial questionnaires had been simple enough to game, he'd thought.
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Questionnaires were administered online and by telephone in English and Spanish.
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Others, including Ipsos, which conducts surveys for Reuters, employ online questionnaires.
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He relied on questionnaires that participants filled out regarding their symptoms.
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Of the original group, 248 patients completed and returned the questionnaires.
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The other "Ma" and I filled out some standard looking questionnaires.
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Then, starting with week 12, they reported symptoms in monthly questionnaires.
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The team developed questionnaires to determine prisoners' schooling, training and interests.
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All rehab participants completed questionnaires measuring depression, anxiety, anger and stress.
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The outlet viewed one of the questionnaires sent to Google's competitors.
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Yet the questionnaires are still out there, all over the web.
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We sent questionnaires about diversity and museum practices to 383 institutions.
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Those questionnaires are not dynamic and often lead to no response.
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Color & Co and Madison Reed have questionnaires that generate shade options.
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People walking by could fill out questionnaires on the touch screen.
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Participants self-reported how they were sleeping and eating using questionnaires.
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Simulated situations and questionnaires are poor substitutes for real-world evidence.
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They also tended to score higher on quality of life questionnaires.
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Some participants completed questionnaires again an average of 14 years later.
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EDO's screening division digitizes the questionnaires that test audiences receive after screenings.
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Clients fill out lengthy questionnaires and Waters interviews them over the phone.
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What's more, she believed, the questionnaires were not well-designed or rigorous.
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The findings complement academic research which uses standardised questionnaires to measure loneliness.
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Each individual participant might interpret questionnaires differently, which introduces opportunities for inaccuracy.
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The mothers completed questionnaires on medication use for themselves and their children.
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Researchers sent them questionnaires that tested them on a boredom-proneness scale.
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The questionnaires were designed to gauge depression and also quality of life.
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Parents were asked to do the same questionnaires again a year later.
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All of the studies used food frequency questionnaires to assess participants' diets.
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More than 1,500 completed follow-up questionnaires when they reached age 18.
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A total of 240,215 kids answered questionnaires at ages 227 or 230.
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Participants also filled out questionnaires about their activity levels and eating habits.
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The researchers took blood samples, and the participants filled out diet questionnaires.
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They assessed nut consumption with food frequency questionnaires, updated every four years.
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Roughly 140 prospective jurors, completed questionnaires in hand, returned to court Thursday.
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They engaged in moderate activities, like walking, according to their activity questionnaires.
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All the patients completed mental health questionnaires upon entering the rehab programs.
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Researchers assessed eating habits with questionnaires at the start of the study.
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Prospective jurors for the September trial started filling out questionnaires this week.
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He filled out a series of online questionnaires with the National Kidney Registry.
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The Census Bureau is set to begin sending out questionnaires early next year.
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Both groups completed yearly health surveys plus questionnaires on diet every four years.
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Even clinical questionnaires and medical professionals aren't accurate 100 percent of the time.
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OKCupid invites users to answer questionnaires, build elaborate profiles, and describe themselves thoughtfully.
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The Associated Press has analyzed over 3,000 questionnaires filled out by ISIS recruits.
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Not everyone likes questionnaires that pose queries about feelings toward hypothetical investment losses.
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The adults completed questionnaires about how often they use electronic devices each day.
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But it does prohibit printing census questionnaires in which the citizenship question appears.
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He ordered questionnaires distributed to parishes worldwide to gauge opinions of ordinary Catholics.
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Finally, after completing their assigned activities, the participants filled out the questionnaires again.
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You'll fill out some questionnaires, maybe stay in the clinic overnight, if necessary.
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Alongside the brain imaging, patients used questionnaires to report on their mental state.
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"There are at least three additional questionnaires," after the initial application, she said.
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To Cohen, there's only so much you can really get from these questionnaires.
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The campaign is now asking a shorter list to fill out lengthy questionnaires.
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It remained on subsequent long-form questionnaires until they were discontinued after 2000.
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Ramanuj sends all new patients three questionnaires covering their physical and psychological histories.
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The questionnaires were designed to assess the nurses' lifestyles, behaviors and overall health.
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Internet dating used to mean filling out questionnaires to match interests and culture.
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The complicated questionnaires were gone, along with the intricate profiles and messaging systems.
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Leaving information off these questionnaires is typically a huge red flag for lawmakers.
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"How many of the Latino entrance poll questionnaires were completed in Spanish?" they asked.
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Each month, participants responded to questionnaires, and after six months, the researchers interviewed them.
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The respondents then filled out online questionnaires reporting their alcohol consumption every eight weeks.
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The participants completed follow-up questionnaires at six weeks and again at 20 weeks.
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Things got more sinister when the researchers took a look at the participants' questionnaires.
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There are financial disclosure forms, questionnaires from senators, background documents, security forms and more.
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Tom Price have submitted their tax returns and completed questionnaires to the Senate panel.
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The pollsters mailed questionnaires to 10,85033 registered voters and received responses from 2,079 voters.
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All participants completed standardized questionnaires on health, education, employment, social integration, sexuality and reproduction.
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Financial institutions currently vet potential suppliers by sending them questionnaires with hundreds of questions.
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They circled the word "black" where potential jurors had noted their race on questionnaires.
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The questionnaires are set, it's been tested, you can't be making last-minute changes.
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After each session, the riders rested for an hour and then repeated the questionnaires.
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In questionnaires and in follow-up interviews, subjects are surprisingly open about ignoring consent.
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In contrast, students in the government study filled out paper questionnaires in their classrooms.
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Participants completed detailed health questionnaires that included information on the use of dietary supplements.
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The artificial-intelligence-powered program uses questionnaires to personalize and improve the user experience.
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The questionnaires asked each their opinions of Trump and Stone, among several other questions.
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Participants did the questionnaires and scans twice, at least three to four years apart.
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The participants had completed multiple questionnaires, including about pets and the household's physical activities.
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For any more specific questions, investors need to send ESG questionnaires to companies individually.
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The difference between harmful and hazardous drinkers depended on the answers to three questionnaires.
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Participants completed questionnaires on their exposure to toxins at work and provided blood samples.
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Nonetheless, questionnaires in subsequent years indicated a lack of even basic knowledge about the Holocaust.
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Each group was given a battery of questionnaires and personality assessments right at the start.
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The questionnaires can be given in paper or electronic form, so people can answer privately.
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They had all completed questionnaires on diet, lifestyle and other risk factors for chronic disease.
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All comedians are required to submit answers to their mildly entertaining but obviously meaningless questionnaires.
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Reuters reviewed the risk-assessment questionnaires health clinics give to parents in a dozen states.
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During the day, the interviewer phones the information from the questionnaires to a computer center.
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The women didn't have exams to verify the details about incontinence they reported on questionnaires.
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It can be diagnosed in three ways: self-report questionnaires, clinical exams, and polysomnography exams.
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Researchers examined data from questionnaires completed by 11,517 randomly chosen adults in Denmark in 2013.
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Estimates of gaming addiction vary wildly as a function of questionnaires used and samples recruited.
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Moms Demand Action plans to again give out questionnaires to all candidates seeking an endorsement.
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Timing is a factor too, with the Census Bureau required to print questionnaires by June.
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Every four years, participants answered questionnaires about their consumption of fruits, vegetables and other foods.
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Afterward, both groups filled out questionnaires about their emotions and their perceptions of the experiment.
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I'd just assumed that the people filling out questionnaires could determine for themselves what counted.
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The participants then answered questionnaires assessing their smartphone use and their history of headache symptoms.
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Hims, Kick and Roman said their processes were interactive and should not be considered questionnaires.
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And around the country, local officials are encouraging residents to complete census questionnaires this week.
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The players also filled out questionnaires about their current mood and sense of well-being.
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We've found that some questionnaires ask simple yes or no questions when nuance is required.
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At each visit, the participants filled out pain questionnaires and took tests of physical ability.
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Prospective jurors will fill out questionnaires on Monday and be questioned by lawyers on Tuesday.
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Researchers studied 101 cognitively normal people, average age 63, who completed well-validated sleep questionnaires.
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Afterward, they filled out the questionnaires again and went through another three days of monitoring.
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The Commerce Department also has already begun to print the questionnaires without the citizenship section.
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It has featured since then on questionnaires sent to a smaller subset of the population.
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In 2008 and again in 103, they sent out questionnaires to retired members of the department.
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The children also took questionnaires, provided spit samples, and completed puzzles that measured their cognitive functions.
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Wood says the teams might also develop questionnaires that operators can fill out about their spacecraft.
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Caregivers reported average screen time, and also filled out standard questionnaires on motor and communication skills.
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Since then, it was included only on questionnaires sent to a smaller subset of the population.
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Questionnaires sent to teachers supplied with teaching kits show that they're fans of the content's quality.
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First, they filled out questionnaires describing the intensity of their pain and their degree of disability.
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Out of 806 visits when fathers completed depression screening questionnaires, 36 men screened positive for depression.
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Next they estimated the number of calories burned through weekly exercise, based on the participants' questionnaires.
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According to the report, five of 26 aides responded to questionnaires from the inspector general's office.
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For the study, researchers gave scam awareness questionnaires to 935 older people who didn't have dementia.
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The study looked at 295 personal bankruptcy cases and questionnaires from those aged 21989 to 753.
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They then answered a battery of stress questionnaires, which were also administered to the child's parents.
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The questionnaires measured mental health and emotional wellbeing and compared it to how often people volunteered.
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Before consuming said liquids, the subjects were asked to fill out questionnaires asking about their mood.
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Before the M.R.I., I filled out a series of questionnaires used by clinicians to diagnose PTSD.
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In the beginning, you'll be invited to respond to two questionnaires to measure your baseline happiness.
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To comply with these regulations, passengers are filling out health and travel questionnaires before they board.
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Parents filled out standardized questionnaires about their infants' sleeping habits and their own quality of life.
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Tests included cognitive assessments, self-reported symptom questionnaires, blood tests, brain imaging and a medical history.
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Researchers tracked 4,310 Irish adults 60 and older, gathering information on diet and lifestyle with questionnaires.
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The participants had all completed similar questionnaires five and 10 years earlier, starting at age 13.
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They completed the questionnaires between May and June 230, September and December 2007 and April 2008.
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Everyone was asked to fill out health questionnaires and 20 passengers tested negative for COVID-19.
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That data, which came from self-reported information from questionnaires, came from the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey.
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" The answers to those questionnaires and other materials were later modified once the errors were flagged. "Dr.
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In a damp and gloomy basement, prison workers hand out questionnaires to men arrested the night before.
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That includes: That's what most "risk tolerance" questionnaires determine: How comfortable are you with taking on risk?
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Their questionnaires are reviewed by a remote network of doctors, who can ask additional questions as needed.
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The award is based on 13.82 million airport survey questionnaires conducted between July 2016 and February 93.
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We started doing that reach out, and after people began responding, we sent them follow-up questionnaires.
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To determine who does and does not have access the government sends out questionnaires to the ISPs.
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The dog owners were unaware of the true purpose of the study when they completed the questionnaires.
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The screening tools are usually questionnaires that add up to a certain number of points, said Thombs.
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There was no difference in the quality of life between the two groups, as measured by questionnaires.
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The mothers completed questionnaires that allowed researchers to categorize the kids as morning, intermediate or evening chronotypes.
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Researchers monitored 108,630 women who completed biannual questionnaires on their health and lifestyle from 2000 to 2008.
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All of the questionnaires and measurement scales were borrowed from studies on human caregiving relationships, Spitznagel said.
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In general, such studies do not asses causality or include clinical assessments of mental health (just questionnaires).
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They focused on 265,33 men and women who answered questionnaires every two years between 23 and 25.
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They collected data on medical and lifestyle factors and had the women fill out food frequency questionnaires.
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"The Census Bureau has started the process of printing the decennial questionnaires without the question," he said.
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Some states specifically prohibit doctors from relying solely on online questionnaires to prescribe drugs to new patients.
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Since then, it has been included only on questionnaires sent to a smaller subset of the population.
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Similarly, repeatedly completing a set of questionnaires could have allowed our participants to track their own recovery.
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At least one of their questionnaires covered a workday (unless they were retired) and another a weekend.
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Stryve: Stryve wants the hiring process to pivot to video, replacing phone screeners with video chat questionnaires.
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Her office has sent a number of questionnaires to market participants to learn more about Amazon's practices.
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Many of those studies drew data from controlled simulations, interviews, questionnaires, and other traditional data-gathering techniques.
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Researchers interviewed 163,363 adults in England and Scotland using well-validated questionnaires on general and mental health.
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The women answered questionnaires that asked about life and financial circumstances, relationships, health problems and medication use.
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He has asked the remaining potential jurors to fill out questionnaires about themselves and return next week.
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Many of these exams included scans of people's hearts, along with detailed questionnaires about their exercise habits.
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Between 2010 and 2012, all the participants provided a blood sample and completed basic health and demographic questionnaires.
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According to the Senate questionnaires, 33 nominees reported being members of the American Bar Association at one point.
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Periodically over the years, participants underwent medical exams, provided samples and answered extensive questionnaires about health and lifestyles.
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Owners answered extensive questionnaires about their cats: Before the diet, when your cat was hungry, did it beg?
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The teens completed pre-bedtime behavior questionnaires that assessed 25 activities like reading a book or web browsing.
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The latest development could complicate the Census Bureau's plans to finalize questionnaires for the upcoming national head count.
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The same participants also answered questionnaires about the importance of having a male doctor and gendered medical competence.
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Three to five years later, the researchers followed up using general practitioner notes and questionnaires mailed to patients.
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The survey looked at competitiveness, business environment, infrastructure, and responses to questionnaires from people working in financial services.
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After signing a consent form, enrolled participants self-report their health data via a series of online questionnaires.
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Citizenship questions have been on the census under past administrations in other capacities, such as long-form questionnaires.
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No written questionnaires, no guidelines — just informal chats that became frequent and more friendly as time went on.
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Researchers asked 101 women to complete questionnaires about depression and anxiety symptoms during their third trimester of pregnancy.
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Only five of the 26 current and former Clinton aides responded to questionnaires sent by the watchdog office.
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Within four days, I had mailed out 3,250 questionnaires to a broad range of individual and institutional investors.
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Several have released interactive tools and questionnaires on their websites to help patients diagnose themselves for coronavirus symptoms.
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On March 5, the packet of completed questionnaires landed on the desk of Mark Parker, Nike's chief executive.
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The scientists collected data on height and weight of children and parents using questionnaires and in-person examinations.
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In claims above $5,000, pictures and scene information go to Volvo, and confidential questionnaires are sent to owners.
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It lost the files of about 21.5 million Americans who had filed extensive questionnaires for their security clearances.
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For the current study, researchers asked participants to complete annual questionnaires detailing how often they ate certain foods.
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Travelers arriving to the US from China are being screened with questionnaires and are being observed for symptoms.
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At the same time, the moms were asked through phone interviews and mailed questionnaires about prenatal vitamin use.
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NTPC, and the Indian units of GE and Yara did not respond to detailed Reuters questionnaires seeking comment.
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As part of the process, Mr. O'Brien also filled out two questionnaires that included queries about previous employment.
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They also have to lean on questionnaires, where parents or children have to remember how punishments were administered.
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They also completed questionnaires about their current medical condition and medications and how often they exercised each week.
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This is a monumental undertaking: In 28503, U.S. Census Bureau workers sent out questionnaires to 22019 million households by mail, hand-delivered 12 million questionnaires in rural locations or those affected by natural disasters, and went door-to-door to nearly 47 million households that did not send back their responses.
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These adult volunteers completed five questionnaires related to health, lifestyle factors and diet at the start of the study.
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Then, the participants completed questionnaires intended to gauge just how strongly they agreed with each statement they had seen.
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Mothers also completed questionnaires about children's progress with a range of developmental milestones during the course of the study.
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For formal developmental screenings, parents complete detailed questionnaires about their child's attainment of milestones based on their current age.
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And most of the 610 patients originally asked to be in the study also failed to return their questionnaires.
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Under Obamacare, people who joined employee wellness programs at work were sometimes asked to submit health assessments or questionnaires.
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They sort of they fill out these questionnaires on their own, and they get automatically assigned an age rating.
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And the police contact those people, and they send them detailed questionnaires, with the most detailed kinds of questions.
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Match is a breath of fresh air compared to sites with agonizing questionnaires and the pressure to get married.
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The review found that using only screening questionnaires was not accurate for identifying children with elevated blood lead levels.
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"You're filling out questionnaires about your beliefs and feelings and who you are as a person," Rob P. says.
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Half of large employers surveyed offer health risk assessments (HRAs), which are questionnaires intended to identify high-risk behaviors.
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Testing guidelines, and the questionnaires, mostly target children in areas where older housing can expose them to lead paint.
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They were asked to recall lists of words from memory, for example, and fill out questionnaires on cognitive decline.
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The women also completed diaries and questionnaires about their pregnancy attempts, medications, results of pregnancy tests and other data.
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The American Jewish Congress has a new website for this purpose; other groups offer candidate questionnaires and the like.
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Interviewers are carefully trained and regularly monitored, while questionnaires are intensively reviewed (OK, many pollsters would say too intensively).
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He said he would use material for essays from questionnaires the students completed but would invent stories if necessary.
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The researchers used bed sensors, sleep diaries, questionnaires, activity and diet diaries and body measurements to track participants' progress.
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The data in the new study also were based on retrospective questionnaires and self-reports, which poses another limitation.
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" Ross said Tuesday that "the Census Bureau has started the process of printing the decennial questionnaires without the question.
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Last month, the antitrust authority at the European Commission sent questionnaires to Microsoft's competitors as they review the merger.
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The trick, then, is to boost the number of people who submit their questionnaires, so nobody need pester them.
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The researchers used questionnaires and mathematical formulas to quantify the men's physical activity levels and estimate their aerobic fitness.
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You can create a Google Form on your Mac or PC to create and customize polls, questionnaires, and surveys.
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"They do this by replacing traditional questionnaires & medical exams through enabling the applicant to share their digital data instead."
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The CFPS questionnaires are completed by tens of thousands of Chinese citizens, and include math and verbal aptitude assessments.
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They generally do not, although Spanish-language questionnaires are typically offered in Nevada and other states with large Hispanic populations.
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Rothenstein and his publishers have recreated numerous classic questionnaires that investigate parts of your personality like anger response and ego.
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And after each stimulation session, they talked about how they were feeling and answered questionnaires meant to assess their mood.
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Participants completed three validated questionnaires that assessed depressive symptoms, self-harm and suicidal ideation and behavior, and perceived social support.
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The study involved using questionnaires to measure levels of forgiveness and perceived stress among 332 adults, age 16 to 79.
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But instead of going through rigorous rounds of testing when they first arrive, guests receive a series of online questionnaires.
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The women completed food questionnaires every four years, which gave the researchers a picture of their long-term habitual diet.
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Some polling firms have already dropped him from their questionnaires, leaving the far-right Jair Bolsonaro as the front-runner.
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Participants tracked their progress with periodic questionnaires answered before the programs began, two months later and again two years later.
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Every five years, participants fill out questionnaires about their diet and lifestyle, along with family and personal medical history information.
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"Unless clients are bluffing on risk tolerance questionnaires, robo-advisors are doing what they are supposed to do," Smith said.
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The Trump transition team sent other agencies similar questionnaires about issues the President has expressed doubt about, including climate change.
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Additionally, they filled out questionnaires right before and right after hanging with the dogs, as well as 10 hours later.
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No accepted steps exist for going green, so sustainable approaches often end up bogged down in endless questionnaires and targets.
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As part of the questionnaires researchers sent out, employees were asked about their perspectives on diversity in their own workforces.
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The shoppers were asked to complete questionnaires about how much they had planned to spend and what they actually purchased.
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In order to prescribe the medication themselves, they'll have to spend time administering questionnaires and discussing different options with patients.
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The automated investment service, Schwab Intelligent Portfolios, allocates cash among exchange-traded funds according to formulas based on client questionnaires.
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The government intends to collect data from online questionnaires, physical exams, electronic health records and activity-tracking devices like Fitbit.
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Diagnostic tests used to determine mental pathologies are the subject of "Psychobook: Games, Tests, Questionnaires, Histories," edited by Julian Rothenstein.
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Reports from earlier this week said that the Trump campaign has begun requesting documents and questionnaires from those under consideration.
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The group on Tuesday filled out questionnaires aimed at assessing their potential biases in the case, according to multiple reports.
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Researchers had about 1,000 pairs of female twins in Britain fill out detailed food questionnaires that tracked their nutrient intake.
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They also completed questionnaires about the impact of oral health on their sports performance and on their quality of life.
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As my respondents told me on their questionnaires, most people learned of the market plunge through direct word of mouth.
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The trainers helped her through the hours of questionnaires, paperwork and certifications required to qualify for the loan-forgiveness program.
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Using self-administered questionnaires, researchers collected information on fish consumption among 541 Chinese boys and girls ages 9 to 11.
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"The Census Bureau has started the process of printing the decennial questionnaires without the question," he said in a statement.
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According to questionnaires the girls in the program filled out, a majority of their mothers were teenagers when they married.
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At Ayn al Asad, personnel used the same paper questionnaires that field medics used in remote infantry platoons in 2010.
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In another, ongoing study, Dr. Krumrei Mancuso had 587 American adults complete questionnaires intended to measure levels of intellectual humility.
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During each visit, caregivers filled out questionnaires that asked about the children's health, general wellbeing, housing characteristics and residential history.
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More than 100 jurors have reportedly filled out questionnaires about their backgrounds and whether they'd remain impartial in the case.
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An increasing number of businesses are sending out questionnaires to customers to create profiles for their likes, dislikes and needs.
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Campaigns can also use this technology to collect additional data by messaging users with questionnaires, email signup forms, and surveys.
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The study used food frequency questionnaires to assess the usual diets of 782 soldiers attending the course in 2015-2017.
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These 24-hour recall questionnaires don't always give an accurate picture of how people really eat, the study team notes.
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Using questionnaires, Korean researchers evaluated physical activity among 211,960 men and women ages 45 to 79 in 2002 and 2003.
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Plus, the disease itself may be affecting results, if early symptoms change dietary behaviors or how participants answered their questionnaires.
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Gupta said biBERK sometimes holds what it calls "hatchet" meetings to assess risks and red flags the questionnaires might not address.
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"Hallmark sent us questionnaires to fill out then they took that information and they rewrote our vows for us," Kristin gushes.
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They sent online questionnaires and conducted interviews with Redditors, alongside the designers on Perez's team, but then they went further out.
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"The FPA and the Board of the CFP have put together pretty great due diligence questionnaires for new advisors," he said.
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Morris sent special questionnaires to most federal administrative employees and requested McGrath's personal financial records and notes, according to The Atlantic .
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Those voters were sent additional questionnaires in May, July and October that asked if they approved or disapproved of the president.
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The patients' well-being was assessed using a variety of questionnaires, including one developed by the researchers specifically for transgender people.
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Yaydating is best applied to OkCupid, which matches users based on compatibility that is determined by their answers to lengthy questionnaires.
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These are usually aimed toward more serious relationships with extensive questionnaires, intelligent matchmaking, and significantly more features than app-only services.
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In addition to the standard medical intake, all of the patients had answered two questionnaires used to assess their suicide risk.
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At present, subjects usually just go about their lives and then scientists ask them structured questionnaires about what they have eaten.
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The students completed written questionnaires about whether they have used tobacco products including cigarettes, e-cigarettes, pipes, hookahs and chewing tobacco.
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Mothers and fathers answered questionnaires about their anxiety and depression during pregnancy and again when their children were three years old.
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Brazilian researchers recruited 1,042 people to fill out questionnaires and undergo polysomnography exams to figure out how many people it affects.
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The researchers examined data from food frequency questionnaires participants had completed at the start of the study between 2000 and 2004.
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Participants were ages 20 to 40 when they answered questionnaires about their psychosexual development, sexual satisfaction and satisfaction with relationship status.
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From 2010 to 2014, AESHA conducted interview-administered questionnaires with nearly 800 women sex workers in Vancouver on a biannual basis.
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The tool kits and questionnaires also help people with issues that don't require court — writing letters to a landlord, for instance.
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Researchers studied 177 girls, ages 10 to 18 at the start of the study, who periodically filled out dietary recall questionnaires.
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Canadian researchers studied 3,033 mothers who delivered healthy singletons between 2009 and 2012 and had completed diet questionnaires during their pregnancies.
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Two years before Americans get their Census questionnaires in the mail, the bureau is scrambling to make preparations for its count.
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In addition to collected data on their health, the participants filled out food questionnaires every four years between 1986 and 23.
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Researchers also gave participants other questionnaires designed to gauge their ability to complete activities of daily living and overall functional status.
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Teens in A-grade jurisdictions also had lower risks of starting smoking between the first and second parts of the questionnaires.
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At the start and end of the three-week trial, patients filled out questionnaires describing pain intensity and degree of disability.
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And they started to build these shelters without waiting to read the results from the questionnaires the locals here filled out.
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But a sampling of the background questionnaires required by police departments in several cities suggests that few corners go un-probed.
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He gave the example of the questionnaires that are given by hotel receptions to guest as the end of their trip.
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Then, each evening before bed for 14 days, they completed a series of questionnaires that asked about their experiences that day.
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Participants also filled out lifestyle questionnaires that asked about factors such as educational level, smoking habits, alcohol intake and physical activity.
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When the children reached 7-9 years of age, they came to Columbia University for academic tests, questionnaires, and MRI scans.
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"That's about the rate you get with clinical questionnaires, and we haven't been able to do better so far," he said.
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"I've been helping my clients take the online questionnaires and have even walked them through dyeing over FaceTime," Ms. Bodt said.
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Researchers had no direct access to church files, relying instead on church personnel to fill in questionnaires for them, he said.
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Campaigns can also use this technology to collect additional data by messaging users with questionnaires, email sign-up forms, and surveys.
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On Bumble, I felt like I could find quality people to connect with without having to fill out pages of questionnaires.
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The Patient Health Questionnaire for Adolescents and the Beck Depression Inventory are both questionnaires that teens can answer on their own.
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It is all informal: quick chats are considered more effective than summons to her office; convenient apps preferred to long questionnaires.
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Reuters reported Friday that the EU had been sending questionnaires to companies trying to find out how Google leverages its data.
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The students, who all knew one another and in many cases lived in dorms together, were asked to fill out questionnaires.
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The rating takes into account her voting history and public advocacy, as well as any of her responses to NRA questionnaires.
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Researchers gathered data from questionnaires filled out by 40,810 patients at 24 sites nationwide that provide travel health advice and vaccinations.
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All the participants completed questionnaires about nasal symptoms at the start of the study, then again three and six months later.
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Each of our scouts fills in extensive cost-of-living questionnaires tailored to the needs and wants of an expat retiree.
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Many candidates have provided responses to detailed questionnaires about their stances on health care, the economy, foreign policy, education and more.
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Participants, who were on average 42 years old, filled out at least two questionnaires and were followed over a nine-year period.
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At three, the children's parents were asked to fill out questionnaires evaluating vocabulary and problem-solving skills to assess cognition and behavior.
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According to the questionnaires the Committee received, both Las Vegas and Washington DC have just one hospital providing rape kits to victims.
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To find out, she and her colleagues analyzed data from nearly 40,23 adults who responded to health questionnaires between 1999 and 2014.
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The participants completed questionnaires measuring depression and weight bias internalization, and underwent medical exams that tested for risk factors for heart problems.
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But based on the questionnaires I completed, my current life insurance cost could be hundreds or thousands of dollars more per year.
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Doubtful." Feinstein spokesperson Ashley Schapitl said in an email to BuzzFeed News that nominees "must disclose social media posts in their questionnaires.
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John Bennett refused to meet with Muslim constituents unless they replied to questionnaires that asked, for example, whether they beat their wives.
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For this study, published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, researchers prospectively followed 25,096 men with food questionnaires every four years.
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On Tuesday, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said "the Census Bureau has started the process of printing the decennial questionnaires without the question."
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While she was at UNC, all patients were given questionnaires to screen for depression and providers noticed that many women tested positive.
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The questionnaires were returned between 1579 and 1585 and several of them were accompanied by maps made by Indigenous artists as illustrations.
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Surveillance funding and data collection have been cut, and many states rely upon parental questionnaires to identify at-risk children to test.
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Questionnaires were handed out to the jury pool in the L.A. courtroom -- in an effort to flush out any possible hidden biases.
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The adults were randomly assigned questionnaires specifically about either black or white girls, not in relation to each other or racial groups.
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The questionnaires asked about the preparedness content included in nursing programs, radiation response plans and the perception of risk around these events.
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The researchers also gave the parents questionnaires that asked about their kids' behavior, including things like aggression, depression, anxiety, and social skills.
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Australian researchers studied 1,800 men who had filled out food-frequency questionnaires and reported on how sleepy they felt during the day.
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Participants also completed questionnaires about their eating habits and observance of cancer prevention recommendations such as physical activity and limiting alcohol consumption.
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At the beginning of the study, then three and nine months later, participants completed multiple questionnaires scoring their pain levels and functioning.
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The questionnaires will help both sides decide which jurors to choose or challenge in what is expected to be a quick process.
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Researchers used well-validated nutrition questionnaires to examine the association of diet with the risk of invasive breast cancer in 182,145 women.
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When people volunteer for a genetic study on, say, blood pressure, they often fill out questionnaires about various aspects of their lives.
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Participants in the Framingham Heart Study filled out food-frequency questionnaires, which asked them to recall what they ate throughout the year.
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Donnelley won a $115 million contract to print more than one billion questionnaires, postcards, letters, envelopes and inserts for the 2020 census.
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The teenagers were asked to use the monitors for two months, and then complete more questionnaires and participate in focus-group discussions.
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Most of the women gained a notable degree of self-control, based on their questionnaires, after completing the walking and jogging program.
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The Census Bureau must finalize printed questionnaires by June 30 to meet production deadlines, the Justice Department said in a court filing.
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The researchers said a total of 2,168 athletes at the two events participated in anonymous questionnaires upon which the study was based.
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Pain was assessed by subjective questionnaires as well as by studying physiological signs, like swollen joints and physical function, and medication use.
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Kahoot is free for educators, who can upload their own questionnaires or choose among several million quizzes that other users have posted.
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The judge, prosecutors and defense lawyers will use the questionnaires to further whittle down the potential jurors into a much smaller pool.
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So it came up with its own research plan, mixing data from older customer surveys with new questionnaires, focus groups, and workshops.
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That puts the cost only slightly higher than the average robo-advisor churning out investment portfolios for people based on online questionnaires.
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The study, in Thorax, looked at more than 44,000 Swedish men, ages 45 to 79, who completed detailed health and dietary questionnaires.
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Sympto ties into a care facility's existing systems/workflows and sends "patient engagement" messages — things like surgery checklists, pre-appointment questionnaires, etc.
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Their ranks totaled 24,428 at the start of the study and 43% remained meat eaters based on the follow-up dietary questionnaires.
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Between 2013 and 2015, the participants filled out questionnaires, answering questions about how often they drank and how many drinks they consumed.
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Data in the first system was collected in questionnaires completed by students in grades nine to 25 and involved 133,213 male students.
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Nearly 1003,000 users agreed and filled out extensive questionnaires, which asked about their daily routines, political views and general state of mind.
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Maezawa and his management staff would then send questionnaires to applicants who pass the screening stage, followed by initial and final interviews.
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For this study, in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, participants completed lengthy questionnaires about what foods they ate and how often.
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Sure, put yourself through one of the risk tolerance questionnaires, but also make sure you go through the process of building a plan.
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Using questionnaires, they regularly tracked each student's use of tobacco, alcohol and cannabis from age 13 or 14 until age 19 or 20.
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In lieu of all the standard dating app algorithms and questionnaires, helloTruly is simple: It's centered around a location based checking-in feature.
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This can include asking spouses to fill out health risk questionnaires or have medical exams, so long as the programs are considered voluntary.
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A half dozen other nominees did include Twitter and Facebook accounts in their questionnaires, and produced posts from those accounts for the committee.
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In the meantime, participants answered easy trivia questions, and filled out questionnaires about their perceived levels of fatigue and positive and negative feelings.
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"Especially in China, we did questionnaires and found that people want to show themselves to many others more than in Japan," Niida says.
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This subset of EGEA participants, all of whom experience some degree of asthma, received medical examinations and filled out questionnaires regarding their symptoms.
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For the study, researchers analyzed thinking skills tests and caregiver questionnaires about behavioral symptoms like apathy and sympathy for 161 people with ALS.
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In exchange for filling out detailed health risk assessment questionnaires, or undergoing biometric screenings, employees are offered cash incentives, or insurance premium savings.
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This sort of exercise is an improvement on the complicated psychometric questionnaires that many advisory firms use to understand their clients' risk tolerance.
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But with the census due to be sent out next year—and questionnaires printing over the summer—things are likely move more quickly.
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Its online guides and FAQs are articles reposted from WebMD, and its "free online screening tools" are links to preexisting questionnaires by MHA.
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They offer the standard options you'd find in questionnaires, whether you're creating a dating portfolio or checking off concerns at a doctor's office.
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That cheapening in turn meant a complicated redesign of survey operations, including a shift to online questionnaires and cheaper ways of estimating populations.
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On average, participants died at around age 90, and they had answered the dietary questionnaires about four and a half years before death.
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The test, which would seek values such as tolerance and pluralism, would include questionnaires, social media assessments and interviews with friends and family.
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Social isolation and loneliness were determined with questionnaires; the researchers depended on medical records and death certificates for determining coronary events and stroke.
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The subjects complete medical and cognitive tests, fill out questionnaires about their lives and physical activities and receive M.R.I. scans of their brains.
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Students also filled out questionnaires asking about their sleeping and waking patterns, their mood and their behaviors, including smoking, drinking and consuming caffeine.
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It's also unclear whether people who had low scam awareness in questionnaires might actually become the victims of financial scams in real life.
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The data, which came from the UK Millennium Cohort Study, included information from questionnaires on the teens' depressive symptoms and social media use.
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Based on interviews and questionnaires, researchers scored the severity of the women's symptoms from 1 to 3, with 193 being the most severe.
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Researchers relied on questionnaires to assess exercise, which isn't always reliable, and didn't examine activity levels at work or other non-leisure pursuits.
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The survey was based on data gathered by CQ Roll Call through questionnaires and phone calls to members of congress and candidates' offices.
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The standard nutrition guidelines are built on data from questionnaires that ask people how frequently they ate certain foods in the past year.
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On questionnaires inquiring about tiredness and other hypothyroid symptoms, on all the other pre- and post-tests, taking the drug brought no improvement.
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The health score is arrived at through a range of different methods, including self-assessment questionnaires and by tracking different physical activities directly.
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The F.B.I. released the results of three years of internal questionnaires in response to a public records request by The New York Times.
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The bloc&aposs competition watchdog sent questionnaires to companies asking exactly how Google bargains with its data, and whether it ever withholds it.
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Doctors rely on parent questionnaires to screen for children who may potentially have development issues, and they diagnose autism symptoms based on behavior.
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From services as simple as questionnaires, blood samples and genetic profiling, companies can capitalize on society's shift in support to improved nutritional habits.
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Arab-Americans have been a historically undercounted group, says Berry, who believes online questionnaires in Arabic will encourage more Arab residents to participate.
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Next, the volunteers completed questionnaires: They were asked about their social networks, their interactions with others and their feelings of loneliness, if any.
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The career officials argued that people don't always answer questionnaires honestly, and some decide not to respond when the citizenship issue is raised.
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A structured clinical interview — private and anonymous — along with reliable and valid questionnaires allows clinicians to collect data and compare responses to others.
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The older someone was, for instance, the more likely they had ED. But there were also different survey methods used to figure out if someone had ED. According to the authors, when researchers used questionnaires widely accepted by the medical community to diagnose ED, reported rates were generally higher, even among younger men, compared to when researchers relied on other, less validated questionnaires.
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SAFE said on Wednesday on its official microblog that it had not sent the questionnaires and the Reuters report "doesn't conform to the facts".
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The study collected physical measurements and health-related questionnaires from more than half a million adults living throughout the country from 2004 to 2008.
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They gathered information on work history from questionnaires and analyzed results form blood samples looking for genetic factors that can contribute to the disorder.
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In the current study, reported in JAMA Internal Medicine, almost 69,2 adults completed web-based questionnaires about their diets over three 24-hour periods.
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The study's results included data from almost 20,000 university students, collected via questionnaires on various factors including their coffee consumption and other lifestyle habits.
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The programs often involve medical questionnaires and health assessments — which has meant employers can get access to some of their employees personal health data.
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After deployment, the participants completed questionnaires assessing relationship and parenting issues as well as depression, anxiety and symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
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The students completed questionnaires about their sleep habits at the outset of the study, as well as daily electronic sleep-wake and exercise diaries.
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Employees who participate usually go through some medical screenings, take a bunch of health questionnaires, and are sometimes offered incentives like cheap gym memberships.
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The volunteers also completed a variety of questionnaires at the start and end of the four weeks and during each day of the study.
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The team added questions about gun storage safety and smoke alarm safety to questionnaires completed during regularly scheduled pediatric check-ups during that time.
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The researchers assessed their diets with questionnaires and followed them for an average of 21 years, during which 230 men developed coronary artery disease.
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Participants were evaluated according to standard measures of depression and anxiety, such as blood pressure, heart rate, clinician-based tests, and self-reported questionnaires.
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Generally, robo-advisers collect information regarding the investor's financial goals, investment horizon, income and other assets, plus their risk tolerance, all through online questionnaires.
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The survey, conducted by California-based medical marijuana delivery app Eaze, included data from the app's 250,000 users and questionnaires from another 5,000 respondents.
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There is research suggesting a link: Singer has found that people who are more susceptible to emotion contagion also score higher on empathy questionnaires.
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It's possible, however, that participants counted flavored and sweetened water or sports drinks as part of their water intake on questionnaires, the authors note.
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Researchers tracked 123,212 postmenopausal women in the U.S. for a span of 26 years, checking on their diets through extensive questionnaires every four years.
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The findings were based on all study participants' in-person interview responses to questionnaires that included experimental designs and measures or online survey results.
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Based on women's responses to dietary questionnaires, researchers ranked their pesticide residue exposure from fruits and veggies into five groups, from lowest to highest.
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According to the questionnaires, more than a third of injuries lasted three months or longer and actually caused people to stop going to yoga.
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The participants filled out questionnaires to assess health behaviors and socioeconomic status, gave a blood sample, and were given the standard trivalent flu vaccine.
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Their questionnaires and teacher reports indicated improvements in social behavior and relationships with peers, and they had fewer emotional problems than the comparison students.
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In addition to the courtroom grilling, prospective jurors also filled out two pretrial questionnaires, one of which focused on their views of the Oct.
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For the current study, researchers examined data from dietary questionnaires and liver fat scans for 3,882 adults who were 70 years old on average.
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Then, through questionnaires and testing scales, the researchers measured each pet owner's level of caregiver burden, stress, depressive symptoms, anxiety and quality of life.
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During our two sessions together, with help from the questionnaires we had filled out, the therapist excavated the reasons for my discomfort with money.
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The project collects DNA and clinical information, including items related to participants' lifestyles such as dietary habits, which were recorded through interviews and questionnaires.
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The researchers had each of these runners fill out detailed questionnaires about their training routines, as well as their general health history and habits.
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Questions about citizenship did appear on "long form" questionnaires sent to a subset of households until 2000 and on a separate survey since then.
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A study published in Human Reproduction included 1,553 African-American women ages 23 to 35 with information on soy formula feeding gathered by questionnaires.
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Of course, this study relied on people's memories of their daily activities, which are suspect, no matter how diligently someone fills out the questionnaires.
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Using eye examinations and questionnaires on education level, researchers used publicly available genetic data on 67,798 men and women in England, Scotland and Wales.
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All had higher-than-normal T.S.H. levels and, on questionnaires assessing tiredness and other hypothyroid symptoms, nearly all expressed some of the standard complaints.
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Each woman completed a series of questionnaires: one before the study began, another after completing the course, and a final one after giving birth.
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Researchers studied more than 4,000 people over 45 who had filled out food-frequency questionnaires and had periodic health examinations between 1991 and 2001.
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We do our best to not only get them to do questionnaires, we research about them, we visit their offices, we call their references.
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Less technological approaches like expanding voir dire questions, written questionnaires and lawyer-directed questioning could reveal biases based on media or social media influences.
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The questionnaires made no difference: the women who got them fared no better or worse than women in a comparison group who did not.
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If you fill in any number of empath diagnosis questionnaires, you will find out again and again that yes, you have this unique identity.
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The health assessments or questionnaires might probe into people's medical histories, and this created friction with laws such as the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA).
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Blood centers in those areas use questionnaires to determine whether donors have traveled to areas of active Zika transmission, or have sexual partners who have.
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The participants filled out dietary questionnaires back in the late 503s, and then again six years later, according the report in the Lancet Public Health.
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When the children were 5, 7, 9 and 11, their parents were asked to complete questionnaires about their children's thumb-sucking and nail-biting habits.
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In many states using a targeted approach, parental questionnaires help decide which children to test, based on risk factors such as living in older housing.
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Diet quality was measured with food frequency questionnaires that assessed whether eating habits mirrored recommendations for a balanced diet; total calories; and total protein intake.
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In 1995, 2004 and 2013, the representative sample of English-speaking Americans completed extensive self-administered survey questionnaires in private and returned them by mail.
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Hiring a pro to handle your allocation decisions can be costly, so many investors rely on online calculators or questionnaires to figure the best mix.
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They found that people who used Legal Help's questionnaires concluded their cases faster than other self-represented individuals, and faster than those who used lawyers.
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An official from the Hamilton County sherriff's office later revealed that at least one juror vehemently objected to the release of pre-trial jury questionnaires.
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No blood test or CT scan can tell you if you have the condition — the diagnosis is made by subjective clinical evaluation and screening questionnaires.
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For each child in the study, the mother completed questionnaires related to the child's performance on developmental tests at ages 224, 36 and 60 months.
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Van Stam and her team analyzed questionnaires completed by 474 prostate cancer patients who had just received information about their treatment options from a urologist.
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The study participants completed questionnaires about their marijuana use and took a cannabis toxicology test during their standard prenatal care visits from 221.2 through 21.2.
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In June the company rallied Group admins together in Chicago for a summit where it announced new features like Group analytics and member request questionnaires.
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"Scientific studies screening, questionnaires and local environment testing have been conducted by Sante Publique France which has not identified an obvious cause," the report read.
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Experts assume that people tend to exaggerate their allergies on these sorts of questionnaires (at least, they say they have allergies when doctors might disagree).
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There were questionnaires for her and her husband to complete, a psychological evaluation she had to clear and medical records that needed to be shared.
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Researchers used different questionnaires to assess the chimps' traits in the two studies, but most of the personality types were consistent across the two studies.
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Meanwhile, the Census Bureau had said it needed to begin printing questionnaires by July 1 to meet the April 2020 deadline for conducting the census.
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The Supreme Court in February agreed to hear the case, putting it on a fast track ahead of the June deadline for printing the questionnaires.
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The scientists asked everyone in these households, including the children, to complete lengthy questionnaires about how much and in what ways they moved each week.
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Scientists at the University of Zurich and elsewhere began by recruiting 50 men and women and asking them to complete questionnaires about their current mood.
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These are simple questionnaires that should take a couple minutes, asking questions like if they have been hospitalized, feel sick, or notice any side effects.
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The researchers began by interviewing the young people and asking them to fill out psychological questionnaires about how they felt about exercise and their fitness.
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For the current study, the researchers focused on 11,084 women who had undergone full body scans to assess bone density and had answered sleep questionnaires.
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For the current study, researchers examined data from dietary questionnaires and liver fat scans for 1,521 people enrolled in the long-running Framingham Heart Study.
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She suggested that future research could benefit from using data collection methods that provide more precise results than questionnaires which rely on self-reported information.
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A study in Neurology involved 921 men and women, average age 81 and free of dementia, who reported their diet using well-validated food questionnaires.
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Christophe McGlade, an energy analyst with the IEA, said the estimates used by the methane tracker are based on detailed questionnaires sent to energy companies.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers relied on women to accurately describe their eating habits in questionnaires, the researchers note in JAMA Oncology.
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Prospective jurors in Washington began filling out questionnaires this week for the federal trial of the former chairman of President Donald Trump's 103 presidential campaign.
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The study, conducted last year at Dr. Cipto Mangunkusumo National General Hospital in Jakarta, was based on questionnaires and diary forms completed by the women.
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When these participants first join the study, they complete a variety of medical tests and questionnaires and then, in subsequent years, repeat the testing occasionally.
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The questions atually come from psychological profiling questionnaires, but then each time you reopen the app she appears more desperate and disturbed, becoming increasingly needy.
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After rating each child's physical activity participation and postconcussive symptom severity using standardized questionnaires at day seven, the researchers assessed persistent postconcussive symptoms at day 28.
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Craig Raw, the founder of BrandsEye, says that people are often more honest on social media than in polling questionnaires, as their sentiment is largely unfiltered.
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The other study gave 1,000-plus children and their families questionnaires about pet ownership and the presence of allergies, asthma and their symptoms amongst family members.
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For the study, researchers had the athletes complete an assortment of questionnaires that have been scientifically proven to accurately measure respondents' sleep quality and insomnia severity.
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Four of those didn't list the accounts in their Senate questionnaires; two of the nominees are new and haven't given their materials to the committee yet.
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After her shoots, Gamand sends questionnaires to the shelters she worked with asking them if the images made a difference, and the answers are universally positive.
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The riders were asked to maintain their normal training throughout the study and to complete daily questionnaires about any gastrointestinal symptoms and their general well-being.
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A review of their Senate questionnaires shows 24 of the 30 new appeals judges have been members of the Federalist Society, an influential conservative lawyers group.
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Sleep length and quality in those studies was measured either by polysomnography, which measures brain waves, wrist worn motion sensors or self-reported answers to questionnaires.
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The fees were to "facilitate questionnaires about perceptions of science among religious communities," Tiffany Lohwater, Interim Chief Communications Officer at AAAS, told Gizmodo in an email.
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There are quite a few questionnaires that you can choose to complete online that will help them to see how different people share the same traits.
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The Huffington Post noted that that Sessions had been an outspoken critic of some of President Obama's nominees for leaving out details in their own questionnaires.
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Ten studies took place in the U.S., three in Scandinavia and one in the U.K. All of the studies used questionnaires to estimate whole grain intake.
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In 2006-07 Sarah Goode of the University of Winchester, in southern England, administered questionnaires to 56 anonymous self-described paedophiles she recruited on online forums.
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" She determined that the government did not have to conduct the assessments until "until the Bureau mails its first batch of Census questionnaires to the public.
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The FDA recommends the use of questionnaires like the Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale to assess risk and outcomes in clinical trials testing new psychiatric medications.
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Members of both parties should be consulted to ensure adequate time is allotted for review of questionnaires, as well as ABA reports, before hearings are held.
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Participants completed questionnaires every two to four years, and the nutrient intake information was compared to tests of blood biomarkers to make sure they matched up.
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The teacher was unsettled that questionnaires her students filled out about their grit and growth mind-set would contribute to an evaluation of her school's quality.
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Citizenship has not been asked of all households since the 1950 census, featuring since then only on questionnaires sent to a smaller subset of the population.
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To assess the impact of eating habits in middle age on cognitive function later in life, researchers administered questionnaires designed to measure memory and reasoning skills.
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Even more, on the typical scales and questionnaires used in such research, respondents are likely to underplay their negative attitudes to avoid being perceived as bigots.
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The database drew primarily on biographical questionnaires the appointees had submitted to the Senate Judiciary Committee, obtained from staff members, the Congressional Record and other sources.
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Over the course of summer 2016, Guerrilla Girls investigated the legacy of gender imbalance in European museums and galleries by sending questionnaires to hundreds of institutions.
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They asked these volunteers to complete several questionnaires, one of which asked the women to recall whether and how they had exercised in the past week.
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The other, based on personality questionnaires, or "inventories," categorized people as having certain traits, like recklessness or restraint, at levels that were fairly stable over time.
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In the video explaining the contest, Maezawa urged contestants to use the money "as they like" and to answer regular questionnaires about how they're using it.
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Press officers at the Environmental Protection Agency and the Interior Department, the main agencies responsible for implementing climate policy, said those agencies had not received questionnaires.
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The women also reported in questionnaires whether they were exposed to marijuana, medications and other substances in the 14 days before their milk samples were collected.
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An additional 16,254 people started out as vegetarians or vegans, eating no meat or fish, and 73% still abstained based on the follow-up dietary questionnaires.
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For example, Amazon runs a program called Connections, which sends out small questionnaires to employees: Does your work provide you with opportunities to learn new things?
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The European Commission, which is examining the deal, recently sent out lengthy questionnaires with more than 200 questions to competitors and customers of E.ON and Innogy.
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Passengers who had recently been in China or Iran were to complete questionnaires about their travel history and any symptoms, and to have their temperatures taken.
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Passengers who had recently been in China or Iran were to complete questionnaires about their travel history and any symptoms, and to have their temperatures taken.
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For four weeks after leaving the psychiatric ward in May, Peter wore a device that tracked his activity and sleep, and he completed regular mood questionnaires.
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Citizenship has not been asked of all households since the 1950 census but has featured since then on questionnaires sent to a smaller subset of the population.
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Most sleep studies get their data from government questionnaires and subjects hooked up to wires in labs, which—duh—aren't great at quantifying real-world shut-eye.
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Researchers followed 756 kids starting when they were 53 or 11 years old, giving them quarterly questionnaires for five years to see what sports they were playing.
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In 218, Peter Sturrock, a professor of space science and astrophysics at Stanford University, mailed 2,611 questionnaires about UFO sightings to members of the American Astronomical Society.
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First, the growth of robo-advisors, which will build a portfolio of mostly ETFs based on a series of investment parameters determined mostly by filling out questionnaires.
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Ellis, who has sat on the court since 1987, said he had done enough trials to conclude that written questionnaires weren't necessary for a case like this.
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After people complete the questionnaires, the apps tell them whether their symptoms seem suggestive of the hormonal imbalance and may recommend they ask their doctors about it.
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The F.D.A. counseled blood banks to update donor questionnaires to ask about travel to Zika-affected regions in the past month or a history of residence there.
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They currently have more than 10,000 members enrolled in the study, and these folks respond to annual questionnaires about how they've managed to keep their weight down.
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His office sent detailed questionnaires to the thirteen exchanges, asking them to disclose who owns and controls them, and how their basic operation and transaction fees work.
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Through questionnaires, searching social media, interviewing friends and family or other means, applicants would be vetted to see whether they support American values like tolerance and pluralism.
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All participants also completed questionnaires intended to gauge their levels of optimism before the experiment, one week into the experiment and then after the two-week period.
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"Part of it, I think, is when you give people questionnaires they're not actually having to do anything — they're set in a fairly abstract manner," Proctor said.
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It sent questionnaires to Google rivals last month, asking for details of the company's practices and the impact on competing services between January 2012 to December 2017.
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The drivers reported their gender, race, marital status, retirement status, current occupation or occupation prior to retirement, alcohol and tobacco intake and chronic medical conditions via questionnaires.
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A spokeswoman declined to comment on an individual case but we understand the Commission has been sending questionnaires to market players as part of its compliance monitoring.
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The researchers measured exposure to outdoor artificial light, such as streetlights, using images from the International Space Station and to indoor artificial light using self-reported questionnaires.
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The patient survey required by the federal government is among a constellation of questionnaires that the health care industry uses to rank everything from doctors to departments.
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Breitman also falsely attested on two Morgan Stanley compliance questionnaires that he had disclosed all outside business activities to the Wall Street bank, according to the agreement.
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The questionnaires were designed to assess whether the jurors can be impartial about a case that mainstream media outlets have been reporting on for months, ABC reported.
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In the placebo-controlled experiment, Timmermann and his colleagues gave DMT to some healthy volunteers and gave them questionnaires commonly used for people who have had NDEs.
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Many of these insurers have changed their tune owing to rising demand, including in categories where online questionnaires are essentially as effective as face-to-face visits.
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Next came the real test: The researchers gave their participants an envelope to seal their secrets in, and told them they would not look at participants' questionnaires.
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The court has already sent out questionnaires to 1,000 potential jurors in the Eastern District of New York, which includes Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, and Long Island.
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At the same time, taking vitamin D did not appear to have a meaningful effect on daily symptoms as measured by a lung function test and questionnaires.
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After comparing the questionnaires, the researchers found that 96% of smartphone users were more likely to take pain-relieving drugs compared to 81% of non-smartphone users.
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Passengers arriving at major airports have temperatures checked and are asked to fill out travel questionnaires, and in Nigeria, a taskforce meets regularly to evaluate the risks.
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Critics of the change argue that amid a divisive national debate on immigration, many immigrants would be reluctant to return their census questionnaires, resulting in an undercount.
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The Census Bureau has said that it must begin the immense job of printing census questionnaires by Monday in order to conduct the 2020 count on time.
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Administration officials said on Thursday that the White House has been advising all its judicial nominees that they need not list religious affiliations on their Senate questionnaires.
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The study authors suggest including children over age 8 in patient surveys, as long as the wording is adapted and questionnaires are designed appropriately for pediatric patients.
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They used questionnaires to determine exposure to trauma, including serious car accidents and sexual assault, and examined medical records to find diagnoses of post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Bourne&aposs team had the women in the study fill out questionnaires about their symptoms rather than being interviewed by a psychologist, which could have skewed results.
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Travelers will also be asked to fill out questionnaires regarding any symptoms they might be experiencing and whether they visited meat or seafood markets while in Wuhan.
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"We generally see people do get more mindful over the course of the training," Kaufman says, adding that there are self-reporting questionnaires that can assess one's mindfulness.
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The real innovation here is ditching questionnaires or written profiles as a judge for whether you have things in common with someone, and mining social media data instead.
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A 2016 study published last December in the Journal of American Medicine found that routine use of BDD questionnaires for patients seeking cosmetic surgery could improve patient care.
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Participants were shown the pictures in a different order and watched each kind of picture for about three minutes before they were asked to fill out behavioral questionnaires.
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Many researchers measure empathy with questionnaires or tools that assess qualities like being nice, feeling distressed at others' plights, or accurately responding to emotions in statements or actions.
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After The Impact compares every patient's exit tests to their admission counterparts, using standard psychological measures such as the PHQ-9 and GAD-7, along with basic questionnaires.
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The findings were based on thousands of questionnaires filled out by residents in low-income neighborhoods of Berkeley and the two comparison cities of San Francisco and Oakland.
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While the researchers found that both groups of women reported the same feelings of stress and food cravings in the questionnaires, the MRI data revealed a different story.
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What makes Rorschach's test so intriguing is that, unlike questionnaires and other language-based approaches to personality assessment, the inkblots present the test subject with a visual task.
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All of the participants had completed mental health questionnaires and provided information on any medical issues they had as well as demographic factors like income and education levels.
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The registry currently has more than 10,000 members enrolled in the study, and these folks respond to annual questionnaires about how they've managed to keep their weight down.
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The majority of studies that have been done are based on self-reports, where participants respond to questionnaires that ask about how their use affects their anxiety levels.
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The decision to back both Warren and Sanders came after a process that included putting out its own immigration platform, member surveys and asking candidates to complete questionnaires.
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Focus groups, online questionnaires, in-store survey cards, home visits and even a chat between a manager and a customer in the store can all track consumer sentiment.
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The novel delivers its story through a variety of methods: first-person confessions, "fictional" third-person descriptions, letters sent and unsent, emails, questionnaires, Socratic dialogues with the self.
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Thousands of Pakistani civil society groups, especially the ones working to promote human rights, have been asked to renew their registration and submit answers to highly personal questionnaires.
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"If you do this during pregnancy, you can give the mom questionnaires in real time and ask her things like where she drove, what she ate," Volk says.
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What Hart said about potential bias All 120 potential jurors in Stone's case had filled out detailed questionnaires before the trial started, designed to root out potential bias.
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As with violence studies, academics interested in topics like exercise and dietary habits run into frequent problems with the data returned by questionnaires and other types of sensors.
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"They have limited resources to follow ESG disclosures and questionnaires and that's probably, frankly, the main reason why they're not scoring well from an ESG perspective," she said.
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Among veterans whose last mission included a combat role in the Iraq or Afghanistan Wars, 17.1% reported symptoms of probable PTSD when given questionnaires focused on the condition.
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In 2006, she and her colleagues used government data, blood tests and questionnaires to measure the effects of stress associated with weathering on the systems of the body.
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Responses to mail-in questionnaires — still the chief data collection method for the census — and door-to-door interviews have been declining for years, a G.A.O. report said.
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Our appointments with participants consist of health questionnaires and tests of memory and other thinking abilities, done by my team, and brain imaging, done by our research partners.
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From 1995 to 2010, researchers tracked the women's mental ability with well-validated questionnaires and used public data from the Environmental Protection Agency to calculate air pollution levels.
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Another 7,506 people ate fish, but no meat at the start of the study, and 57% of these participants who completed the second dietary questionnaires remained fish eaters.
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All provided 24-hour dietary records every six months in addition to completing questionnaires about their health (including body-mass index and other measurements), physical activities and sociodemographics.
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The researchers sent questionnaires to people who had filed for bankruptcy, and two-thirds said they had medical debt or had lost income because of injury or illness.
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From 2004 to 2005, researchers collected data from 6,710 people who responded to questionnaires about how often they went to concerts, museums, galleries, the theater or the opera.
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We'll enroll them in a baseline study where they can answer questionnaires about diet, physical activity, family history, quality of life, access to resources, and prior medical care.
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At the same time, nominees must fill out a host forms, including questionnaires from the White House and relevant Senate committee, an FBI background check, and financial disclosure forms.
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It could be a coincidence, or it could have more to do with personality traits and even how people typically respond to questionnaires; this could be the omitted variable.
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In contrast, the 2003 study in Food Quality and Preference says that 2,000 eight-page questionnaires were mailed across the US with an "honor payment" of $0003 for replying.
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These companies allow patients to get their pills by mail or receive a prescription by completing online questionnaires, helping them avoid the hassle of having to visit a clinic.
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"We are gathering information on the issue and we have sent quite a number of questionnaires to market participants in order to understand this issue in full," she said.
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Ross issued a public statement soon after confirming that the questionnaires were being printed without the question, although he also underscored that he disagreed with the Supreme Court's decision.
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The researchers analyzed those numbers against questionnaires that asked people to estimate things like how much time they spend on their phones, or how often they check their devices.
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Most research on the subject has been conducted by social scientists who have tracked the durability of memories over years—at most a decade—usually by means of questionnaires.
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Researchers signed on around 170 workers from Amazon's Mechanical Turk service that had Instagram accounts and asked them to complete a series of questionnaires, including a clinical depression survey.
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At the start of the study, researchers used ultrasound results to assess the extent of liver damage during physical exams and relied on questionnaires to determine participants' drinking habits.
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For the study, researchers looked at 1,787 young adults in the U.S. aged 19 through 32, using questionnaires to determine how often and how long they used social media.
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For the current study, researchers asked participants to complete questionnaires about incontinence and also examined data on their BMI, grip strength, leg power in the quadriceps and walking speed.
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Lao's team analyzed health exam records and health questionnaires for nearly 6,500 Taiwanese men ages 15 to 133 who participated in a medical examination program between 2001 and 2014.
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At the start of the study, the participants completed questionnaires detailing how often they ate different types of foods, including fruits and vegetables, as well as their smoking history.
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During the first 24 weeks of the trial, they also used blood tests, questionnaires and pill counts to gauge how consistently participants took the medication and attended counseling sessions.
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"Nomination involves creating a secure user portal and providing comprehensive health and lifestyle information about the dog through questionnaires and the sharing of veterinary medical records," per the release.
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Prior research had typically included patients with existing heart and other chronic diseases, and used patient questionnaires to capture sleep length and quality, which are subject to recall error.
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Before each meal, the women completed several well-validated questionnaires assessing symptoms of depression over the past week and the number of daily stressors in the past 24 hours.
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Because men are considered more risk-taking than women, questionnaires assessing risk-taking include activities that are more likely to be undertaken by men than women — for example, skydiving.
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Pictured above: Christopher Molaro NeuroFlow is a digital health platform optimized to help mental health patients monitor their well-being through patient-generated data, like biometrics, questionnaires and journaling.
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Among those 51 participants, the researchers found 12 women whose questionnaires suggested they tended to go back and forth between no suicidal thoughts and high levels of suicidal thoughts.
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Engine makers Rolls-Royce and Safran said in October they were filling out questionnaires sent to them by the European Commission regarding equipment servicing contracts in the aviation industry.
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They were then asked about their child's mental health at four and 10 years of age, using widely used medical questionnaires to assess anxiety and other mental health difficulties.
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We handed our questionnaires back to Ms. Sudofsky and Mr. Minhas Singh, who announced that along with three body treatments, our retreat included a consultation with an ayurvedic doctor.
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The researchers then divided the smokers by how frequently they smoked, based on their answers to the Marijuana Use Form and analyzed the groups' answers to the later questionnaires.
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In the new study, the researchers drew the records of replies for 315,059 of the men and women, most of whom had completed their questionnaires about 13 years before.
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" Ross, a key figure in the controversy, had said in a statement on Tuesday, "The Census Bureau has started the process of printing the decennial questionnaires without the question.
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For the study, published Friday in the journal JAMA Network Open, researchers sent food allergy questionnaires to more than 51,000 households in all 50 states and surveyed 78,800 people.
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It's especially puzzling when one realizes he hasn't answered about one-third of the questions he's been asked in foreign affairs questionnaires, based on my review of the surveys.
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Because of that, the questionnaires tend to be shorter (a one-sided piece of paper as opposed to double-sided) so that respondents aren't delayed getting inside to caucus.
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If improvising an entire show off questionnaires full of place names and such filled out by Americans is challenging, doing so in Edinburgh is going to be downright frightening.
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Previous such consultations have taken the form of sending out questionnaires to millions of voters, setting out the government's right-wing nationalist position and asking people if they agree.
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Mr. Greitens, who is 44 and wore a navy suit and purple tie on Thursday, sat focused but nearly expressionless, paging through juror questionnaires and whispering with his lawyers.
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Seeing men who had taken the time to fill out the detailed questionnaires made me realize how many men out there -- millennials included -- might also be looking for companionship.
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The Vatican had urged the participants to fill out questionnaires and Pope Francis required the invited bishops to meet with survivors on their home turf before coming to Rome.
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CDP sends questionnaires to thousands of companies around the world asking what kinds of climate policies they have implemented and whether they have crunched the numbers on their climate impact.
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You'll find out why later.) via GIPHY If you've tried online dating elsewhere in the past (Tinder doesn't count), you've probably noticed that filling out the questionnaires is THE WORST.
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The team has analyzed 2300,221 questionnaires from places as far afield as the Faroe Islands, Malta and Romania—as well as South Korea and, very recently, Nairobi and Guinea-Bissau.
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But doctors also don't have great tools to diagnose whether someone is suicidal; patients can conceal self-harm and minimize their experiences when completing questionnaires designed to detect suicidal thinking.
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First, researchers gathered real facts about the participants in their teenage years, like the cities where they lived and their friends' names, through questionnaires sent to their parents or guardians.
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IANTHA KIRKUPBurgess Hill, West Sussex * I was very troubled to read in your briefing ("Body of Law", October 27th) about the "gender spectrum" questionnaires being published in Australia and Britain.
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Coupled with the information from the biopsies of the men's tumors was data on alcohol consumption and other medical and lifestyle factors that came from questionnaires the men filled out.
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The study used questionnaires to measure sleep quality as well as hot flashes and flushes, night sweats, and other physical, sexual and psychological symptoms associated with peri-menopause and menopause.
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When combined with questionnaires completed by their parents, the team investigated how genes and the home environment, such as parental behavior, play a role in a child's attitude to food.
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In June 2015, the VA finally published findings drawn from the burn-pit registry, based on questionnaires completed by 27,000 veterans who said they had been exposed to burn pits.
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Participants who send in samples also fill out detailed questionnaires to help the team identify what factors -- such as sleep, environment and exercise -- have the biggest impact on someone's microbiome.
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Asked to expand on this point during today's hearing, Kaiser said Cambridge Analytica's internal creative, psychology and data science teams worked together to design questionnaires for deploying on Facebook's platform.
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By contrast, when people completed the same love questionnaires about their current romantic partners, they didn't report indifference—instead, they tended to report strong feelings of love across the board.
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The anonymous, voluntary questionnaires were administered to 541 adolescents in grades seven to 10 at five Australian private high schools to assess their levels of perfectionism, depression and self-compassion.
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The research found that people with radical beliefs, determined through questionnaires that tested for traits like intolerance to others' viewpoints, dogmatic and rigid beliefs, and authoritarianism, had less metacognitive sensitivity.
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The researchers then compared emotional signals during arguments — when someone is angry, for instance, his or her eyebrows lower, eyes widen, lips compress and voice crescendos — with the health questionnaires.
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Questionnaires asked patients or family to rate a series of general end of life values in importance on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being the most important.
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Questionnaires did not ask who jurors voted for, but did attempt to assess if partisan predispositions could interfere in the potential jurors' ability to separate politics from the legal case.
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Two years after surgery, the patients had their knees scanned by MRI to assess how well the cartilage had integrated and they answered questionnaires about their satisfaction with the procedure.
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Moreover, the researchers found that on all three follow-up questionnaires, binge watchers reported enjoying The Game "significantly less" than those who watched it on a weekly or daily basis.
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To examine trends in school policies that support LGBTQ 'tweens and teens, researchers looked at data from questionnaires completed by principals and teachers nationwide in 2008, 2010, 2012 and 2014.
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It is not clear whether similar questionnaires were circulated at other cabinet agencies, or whether the questionnaire was the product of a particularly zealous landing team at the Energy Department.
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But after receiving thank-you notes and filling out questionnaires about how it felt to get them, many said they were "ecstatic," scoring the happiness rating at 4 of 5.
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There were also mandatory questionnaires for migrants, which asked things like whether they've ever been an anarchist, involved in polygamy, or supported the violent overthrow of a government, says Lombardo.
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But he said that a wide sampling of potential jurors had been sent some 3,500 notices and questionnaires as part of the effort to to begin the jury selection process.
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These sessions were substantially more in depth, lasting an hour or more and including interviews and physiological assessments (like heart rate and blood pressure tracking) on top of the questionnaires.
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In one study, she had 520 of them fill out extensive questionnaires, detailing aspects of their individual personalities and how they coped with the experience of mass incarceration over time.
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But the review was based on publicly available documents, rather than questionnaires or interviews, because the team didn't want the names of those under consideration to leak, this person said.
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Membership in Nxivm was by invitation only, and before the first class, recruits were required to fill out long questionnaires about their views on wealth, religion, children and other topics.
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Following MTurk's guidelines, we made our questionnaire available to potential respondents in all regions of the country, and we screened out anyone who had a poor record of taking questionnaires.
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He sent questionnaires to schools and hospitals in the London area, and then directly observed the children who he decided had met enough of the criteria to merit further investigation.
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Over the course of seven years, researchers used questionnaires to reach the 100,902 Chinese adults in the study, examining examine how much tea they drank and how healthy they were.
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Beware of the information you share in your social media posts, or in posts that you respond to such as those Facebook questionnaires asking about various aspects of your life.
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To see how obesity influences breastfeeding, Newby and her coauthor surveyed 462 women, giving them questionnaires once before the baby arrived and six times during the first year after birth.
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The researchers analyzed data on female nurses who were recruited starting in 210 when they were 220108 to 229 years old and who answered extensive lifestyle questionnaires every two years.
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In addition, the explicit criteria — online profiles, personality tests, questionnaires — that they use to match individuals resemble the implicit criteria parents and friends use to identify prospective spouses for arranged marriages.
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Their consumption of sugary drinks was gauged by participants submitting at least two 24-hour diet recall questionnaires, which asked about their usual intake of 3,300 different food and drink items.
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This study enrolled over 100,000 women nurses from the ages of 25 to 42 starting in 1989, and has kept track of their overall health through questionnaires mailed every two years.
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Using his own trivia-style questionnaires and findings from previously-existing polls and studies, Poundstone makes the data-driven case that the more facts you know, the more successful you are.
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Joseph Frolik, a spokesman for the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office, tells PEOPLE that potential jurors spent Monday morning filling out questionnaires inside a Cleveland courtroom after getting instructions from the judge.
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This time, they will give questionnaires to their human subjects' fathers, to tease out whether any epigenetic changes they observe arise from the childhood experiences of the subject or his father.
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Others have relied on questionnaires asking people directly whether they found someone attractive, which can alert participants that that's what the researchers are studying, potentially yielding less reliable (and honest) results.
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Cambridge Analytica and its partners used data from previously unknown "Facebook-connected questionnaires" to obtain user data from the social media service, according to testimony from a former Cambridge Analytica employee.
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During the election, the Fraternal Order of Police specifically asked Trump and his Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton to fill out questionnaires declaring their position on the 1033 program and other issues.
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Until now, it's mostly come down to distributing paper questionnaires to every home and hiring an army of clipboard-carrying canvassers to knock on the door of anyone who doesn't respond.
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Based on disability questionnaires, the people in the mindfulness group had improved more after eight weeks than the control group, though disability scores were again similar by the six-month point.
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After children had been in the country for two years, researchers asked their parents to complete questionnaires designed to assess social and emotional wellbeing and the risk of stress-related illness.
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A couple of years ago, NatWest, one of the United Kingdom's biggest banks, launched a 'robo-advice' service that uses customer questionnaires and its own algorithm to generate automated investment advice.
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"Self-report questionnaires are not the most accurate way of determining any condition," says Gary Klasser, an expert on orofacial pain and a professor at Louisiana State University's School of Dentistry.
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After the trial, examination of the pre-trial jury questionnaires led the Cincinnati Enquirer to speculate that several jurors on the panel exhibited opinions that could be construed as racially biased.
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The Government Publishing Office is responsible for producing, disseminating and preserving official documents for the government, such as passports for the State Department, questionnaires for the Census and publications for Congress.
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But this year, the Committee held a hearing to consider two nominees to the important federal district court for the District of Columbia barely two weeks after receiving the nominees' questionnaires.
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The chamber's Institute for Legal Reform (ILR) said it analyzed information from 100 randomly selected personal information questionnaires submitted by asbestos plaintiffs in the bankruptcy proceedings of Garlock Sealing Technologies, Inc.
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In one instance, in 19673, psychologists applied these methods to data derived from detailed personality questionnaires and concluded that individual personalities could be summed up by an overarching "big five" traits.
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The findings come from an analysis by researchers at University College London of questionnaires submitted by more than 0003,000 men and 2,000 women in the United Kingdom from 1983 to 2013.
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They find the idea of a lab test for disorders such as bipolar, schizophrenia, and depression tantalizing, as right now all are diagnosed entirely through standardized questionnaires checking for various symptoms.
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Participants then completed personality questionnaires; researchers used the Buss–Perry Aggression Questionnaire, which measures trait aggression, and the Big Five Inventory, which measures conscientiousness, agreeableness, neuroticism, openness to experience, and extraversion.
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Potential jurors in the trial will fill out questionnaires on Tuesday to prepare for jury selection, but Ellis said they should not be asked about their votes in the 2016 election.
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The biographies are drawn from information the judges submitted to the Senate Judiciary Committee during their confirmation process in the form of detailed questionnaires and written responses to questions from senators.
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He had selected his 10 companions based partly on their physical attractiveness, and his questionnaires were designed to get them thinking about sex, which he theorized was a source of conflict.
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"Additional pre-cruise and in-terminal screenings and questionnaires will be administered, including pre-boarding medical evaluations, as needed," Duffy wrote, in addition to the line's standard pre-boarding health reporting.
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The study, at this point, had enrolled several thousand adults in and around Athens and brought them in to a clinic for extensive medical exams and to fill out lifestyle questionnaires.
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Cetera Financial Group of Los Angeles recently began a pilot program using facial analysis to augment the usual questionnaires administered to determine emotion-connected variables, such as a client's risk tolerance.
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The study team examined data on 789 adults who completed questionnaires about their eating and cooking habits and also underwent liver ultrasound scans as well as lab tests for insulin resistance.
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"We have, at this point, 15,000 questionnaires back showing that, if you follow the plan, to some extent or fully, then you'll have very little problem with jet lag," he says.
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The volunteers in both studies completed extensive questionnaires about their lifelong exercise histories, detailing the time, if any, that they had spent training for and competing in endurance sports since adolescence.
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But former Energy Department employees and presidential transition officials said that while it is normal for presidential transition teams to ask policy questions, it is highly unusual to send out questionnaires.
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In addition to a multi-page form, asking about prior diagnoses, prescriptions, height, weight, occupation and other details, many customers were asked to fill out supplementary questionnaires about their health problems.
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In addition, it excluded some of the sickest childhood cancer survivors who died before the start of the study or before they could complete follow-up questionnaires on their exercise habits.
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POF is super into the chemistry stuff and their questionnaires are intense, so if you're looking for something serious and aren't trying to pay a lot, it's a great alternative to eharmony.
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"We are gathering information on the issue and we have sent quite a number of questionnaires to market participants in order to understand this issue in full," Vestager told a news conference.
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Evaluations should be performed internally through questionnaires and oral assessments, as well as through external experts to ensure objectivity, the SEBI said, adding that action plans should be based on these evaluations.
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They surveyed 6,120 Danish women aged 21 to 45 in relationships with male partners and were trying to get pregnant, asking them to monitor and log their alcohol intake using online questionnaires.
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Passengers were asked to fill out health screening questionnaires and are in high spirits as they wait for clearances to be completed and visas to be issued, passenger Christina Kerby told Insider.
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Between all the questionnaires we filled out to get endorsements, and questions that demanded long, in-depth answers, I started basically writing essays every day of the week for a few months.
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The data, which came from the 32-year national Nurses' Health Study and the 26-year Health Professionals Follow-up Study at Harvard, assessed protein intake with frequent questionnaires that participants completed.
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To see whether self-compassion or a lack of it might influence that link, and whether age makes a difference, Ferrari's team sent questionnaires to more than 213,000 teens and young adults.
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The U.S. giant also uses daily questionnaires to ensure workers are happy, asking among other things whether restrooms are clean as managers try to resolve immediately any issue that might dissatisfy employees.
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"We are gathering information on the issue and have sent quite a number of questionnaires to market participants in order to understand this issue in full," Vestager said during a press conference.
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Researchers examined data from 60 countries on 15,486 older adults with heart disease who completed questionnaires about the number of hours each week they devoted to mild, moderate and vigorous physical activities.
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The students answered questionnaires about their fruit and vegetable intake and also about their gardening experience, including even small plants in pots, such as herbs, that can be grown on a windowsill.
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Researchers came to the conclusion after studying the eating habits and health behaviors of 126,233 men and women who completed health questionnaires every two to four years for up to 32 years.
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To pick a jury, the legal teams want to send dozens of potential jurors questionnaires that probe their financial histories and whether they have ties to Ukrainians or the special counsel's office.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross on Tuesday said the Census Bureau had started the process of printing the census questionnaires without the citizenship query, giving the impression that the administration had backed down.
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Descriptions of NDEs are similar enough to each other that scientists have questionnaires to rate their validity; one of the most well-known is the Greyson NDE Scale, first developed in 1983.
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Questionnaires and security camera footage helped identify possible contacts Working with local, state and federal public health investigators, researchers identified more than 300 people who had contact with the two coronavirus patients.
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The remaining families completed questionnaires on pet ownership and on the incidence of asthma, eczema and allergic rhinoconjunctivitis, the runny nose and itchy eyes that can occur when exposed to an allergen.
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Researchers studied 960 men and women ages 58 to 99 who completed food frequency questionnaires and had two or more cognitive assessments over an average of almost five years of follow-up.
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But according to the state auditor, Elaine Howle, evidence showed that the questionnaires were altered at the behest of Ms. Napolitano's staff to portray the president's office in a more flattering light.
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"We provide an easy editor with which multimedia documents, protocols, and questionnaires can be created as well as an operator software for the deskless worker that works on any device," he explains.
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Democrats have suggested that his nomination could be on shaky ground, in part, because he has yet to file standard disclosures and questionnaires to the Senate committee that will consider his confirmation.
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Among nearly 5,000 Dutch elementary school children, slight or mild hearing impairment was linked with higher behavioral problem scores on questionnaires filled out by parents and with lower scores on standardized testing.
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LA BioMed said it sent anonymous questionnaires to about 600 general surgical residents - those who have completed medical school and an internship - across the country, with roughly a 70 percent response rate.
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These reviews included questionnaires and interviews, and would have included issues such as whether the candidate had drug problems, had hired prostitutes, or had personal or financial problems, the former official said.
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The Census Bureau tracks data on minority groups it deems "hard to count" and publishes an interactive map showing the exact locales where low numbers of households have mailed back census questionnaires.
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That said, there will be less fanning out than in the past because the federal Census Bureau, which employs the census takers, wants 80 percent of the questionnaires to be answered online.
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Many in the industry use these questionnaires as a shortcut to plug investors into a prepackaged blend of mutual funds without really considering the specifics of annoying, messy things like values and goals.
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That conclusion was reached based on seven years worth of data from more than six thousand participants in the UK, who answered questionnaires about themselves between the ages of roughly 13 to 20.
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For the study, researchers examined data from questionnaires completed by 932 women in Minnesota who were part of a larger trial examining whether green tea extract influences the odds of developing breast cancer.
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The vast majority of people who fill out these questionnaires test positive for a moderate to severe diagnosis for the condition for which they've chosen to self-test—about three quarters, Gionfriddo said.
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According to the Government Accountability Office, the cost of reaching each household increased from $16 in 1970 to $92 in 2010, adjusted for inflation, while the response rate for mailed questionnaires has declined.
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The women completed questionnaires on memory difficulty and anxiety about memory problems and had neuropsychological tests of verbal memory and processing speed before therapy, after their eight sessions and again two months later.
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A review of nominees' social media activity by BuzzFeed News showed inconsistency in what they're disclosing to committee members in their Senate questionnaires — which are public and posted online — and what they're not.
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The challenge for researchers, then, is to create questionnaires that accurately and consistently reflect the nuanced experience of sexual desire for as many people as possible, as it changes from day to day.
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People who chose lifestyle interventions only showed improvement at the two-month point, with no longer-term changes, compared to people who filled out the initial questionnaires but did not continue the programs.
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The study involved 18 young adults and 14 older adults who completed questionnaires about their food cravings and preferences, as well as cognitive testing, and then were placed on a 19-day diet.
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Researchers analyzed teacher questionnaires for 2,850 kindergartners in Quebec, Canada in 1980 and 1981 — and then cross-referenced the behavioral ratings for each child with their government tax returns from 2013 to 2015.
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There are the questionnaires created by news outlets including Fairfax Media's YourVote tool and ABC's Vote Compass, but you may have also seen ISideWith results being shared by friends in your Facebook feed.
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The researchers found that the daily exercise of imagining your best possible self for two weeks resulted in increases in optimism, according to the questionnaires, after one week and the two-week period.
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One of the studies involved asking the participants to spend 15 minutes a day in solitude (on seven different days) and then to complete detailed questionnaires afterwards about how they'd found the experience.
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They gave those audience members a series of psychological questionnaires — half before the show and half after — and asked them to self-assess their sense of awe every few minutes throughout the show.
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They also saw images of happy, fearful and neutral emotional faces, and, after the test, filled out several psychometric questionnaires to measure sensitivity to punishment and award, sexual desire, love style and more.
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You'll also have to sign some standard documents saying you're consenting to treatment and specifying who your records can be shared with, and probably fill out questionnaires about your symptoms and medical history.
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In one study, researchers asked black women to complete questionnaires on how often they experienced minor "everyday" discrimination, as well as major instances of unfair treatment in housing, employment or with the police.
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The double endorsement comes after a process that included publishing its own immigration policy platform, member surveys, an analysis of candidates' platforms, meetings with candidates themselves, and asking candidates to fill out questionnaires.
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Emma Hayes of King's College Hospital, London, and her colleagues recruited 123 patients waiting for their appointments at the hospital's outpatient clinic to anonymously answer questionnaires about the meanings of several medical terms.
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Tools to determine your dominant attachment style include the Adult Attachment Interview, which is meant to be administered by a clinician, or self-report questionnaires like the Attachment Styles and Close Relationships Survey.
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Schwab Intelligent Portfolios, a "robo adviser" that allocates cash among exchange-traded funds according to formulas based on client questionnaires, has been boosted by sign-ups from investors since its launch last March.
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YouGov's recent success was based on rolling questionnaires administered daily to 7,000 people from a 50,000-strong online panel, with the results combined using advanced number-crunching known as "multilevel regression and post-stratification".
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Since 2006, the city has administered the questionnaires five times, and schools, parents, healthcare organizations, churches, the police, and social services have come together to try to improve kids' wellbeing and curb substance use.
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Tests are a critical measure to make sure Zika stays out of the national blood supply; because 80 percent of Zika infections are asymptomatic, using questionnaires to suss out unqualified donors doesn't really work.
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The citizenship question has not appeared on the list of questions asked of all households since the 1950 census, but has featured since then on questionnaires sent to a smaller subsection of the population.
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And based on the questionnaires the women filled out, researchers concluded that the frequency of nightmares was associated with the level of stress they experienced, both baby and non-baby related throughout the day.
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The NHLA will use the questionnaires to guide voter engagement ahead of the November election, and to hold the winner to promises made during the campaign, said Hector Sanchez, the chairman of the NHLA.
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Traditionally, drug epidemiologists have had to rely on questionnaires, but such surveys aren't cheap and are riddled with response biases since many drug users aren't keen to tell the truth about breaking the law.
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While final casting "is done over a relatively short period of time," the time potential participants spend with the show's experts, undergoing psychological evaluation and filling out questionnaires "is very, very intense," he said.
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Like other quiz apps, it requested consent to access the user's profile (friends' data was not collected), which combined with responses to questionnaires produced a rich data set with entries for millions of users.
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Although the psilocybin study didn't peg any determining factors of a bad trip, it did provide a good baseline for other "bad trip" questionnaires that can be used to standardize research into the phenomenon.
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From the dietary questionnaires, researchers identified four patterns of beverage consumption, labeling each one with the drink categories the person consumed the most, followed by the next most-consumed and the third most-consumed.
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The study team gave similar questionnaires to a group of 515 adults recruited from the general population and ranging in age from 18 to 72 years, of whom about 7 in 10 were women.
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They would need to be redesigned: sampling many more precincts, calling more early voters and taking steps to boost response rates — like short questionnaires, rather than the long ones used in the United States.
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"As is the committee's practice for questionnaires of Supreme Court nominees, these documents have been customized to include sections relevant to the nominee's own experiences," a Judiciary Committee aide said in announcing the forms.
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Chief Justice John Roberts joined the court's liberals to order the Census Bureau to reconsider the matter, a process that may go past the deadlines next week required to print the questionnaires on time.
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Researchers from the University of Oxford and the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), examined the dietary habits of 476,93 people who had filled in questionnaires about how often they eat certain foods.
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Researchers also relied on questionnaires to assess participants' diets and calorie intake, which can be unreliable, and they lacked data on non-dietary causes of liver fat accumulation including certain medications and viral infections.
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They would send out detailed questionnaires about a potential customer's age, medical history, and current behaviors (whether they currently smoke, for example, or are pregnant) and then set a specific premium for that person.
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He's had to do away with a "check this box" approach to defining gender and sexuality on questionnaires, instead allowing lab participants to write out their sexuality and its expression in their own words.
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But after seeing the evidence, including testimony and written logs from the escorts, as well as questionnaires from patients, Judge Amon relied mostly on video from the clinic's security cameras, which she weighted heavily.
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Dr. Schaffner, the infectious disease expert, said it might have been wiser to test each disembarking passenger instead of a select group because other screening methods — like travel questionnaires and taking temperatures — are fallible.
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He once dragooned Alexander Gemignani, who has played Jean Valjean in "Les Misérables," into doing a song called "Sometimes You're the Pigeon, Sometimes You're the Statue," a title taken off one of those questionnaires.
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Researchers studied 176 people in a larger health study who had had physical exams and blood tests and filled out food frequency questionnaires that indicated their consumption of various types of non-fried fish.
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Midway through the hike, they stopped at a hut and told researchers how strenuous the walking had felt, on a scale of 1 to 20, before descending and repeating the questionnaires about their moods.
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Students are the usual subjects in social science research — made to play games, fill out questionnaires, look at pictures and otherwise provide data points for their professors' investigations into human behavior, cognition and perception.
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Related coverage from How To Do Everything: Tech:How to make a Google Form public and allow others to collaborateHow to create and customize a Google Form for polls and questionnaires&aposWhat is Google Authenticator?
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Then the researchers contacted running, cycling and triathlon training groups, university athletic departments, and publications targeted at endurance athletes and asked them to alert members and readers to the questionnaires, which were available online.
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The notes showed that the prosecution marked the names of the black prospective jurors with a "B," highlighted them in green and circled the word "black" next to the race question on juror questionnaires.
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They would send out detailed questionnaires about a potential customer's age, medical history, and current behaviors (whether she currently smokes, for example, or is pregnant) and then set a specific premium for that person.
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And Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross issued a statement saying, "The Census Bureau has started the process of printing the decennial questionnaires without the question" even though he said he disagreed with the Supreme Court ruling.
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The European Commission has sent questionnaires asking about the price of supra-national, sub-sovereign and agency (SSA) debt to a number of market participants, the sources said, confirming a Financial Times report on Tuesday.
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To measure how dream content is linked to emotional state and well-being, a research team asked 47 volunteers to take a handful of standardized questionnaires to assess each person's ill-being or well-being.
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When Dr Dietze and Dr Knowles correlated the coders' conclusions with the data from the questionnaires, they found that the number of gazes at strangers did not vary with social class, but their duration did.
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U.S. District Judge Brian Cogan in Brooklyn said at a court hearing that the potential jurors would arrive court in late July and early August to receive questionnaires, in preparation for a planned September trial.
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That, though, will be harder in the future—at least for sets of data that consist of integer numbers in a known range, as do, for example, the answers to many questionnaires in psychology experiments.
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Monsignor Fabio Fabene, undersecretary of the Vatican department that organizes synods, told Reuters that in responses to questionnaires to bishops in the region, there had been "very widespread" requests for "Viri Probati" to be considered.
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To fully explore this link between diet and healthy ageing, researchers will spend the next six months collecting blood samples, distributing questionnaires, and testing the 300 residents for risk of heart disease, Alzheimer's, and cancer.
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Researchers made a group of sexually active participants—aged 27 to 50 with a "broad range" of body weights—fill out questionnaires about their reward sensitivity, punishment sensitivity, sugar/fat food preferences, and overeating habits.
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For this research, the team looked at data from 4,520 children aged 8 to 11 from 20 locations across the US. Kids and parents completed questionnaires to measure sleep time, screen time, and physical activity.
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The key to the success of this effort was that the coordinated response effort provided standard definitions, questionnaires and data management requirements that were employed with surprising efficacy and consistency across a decentralized multinational response.
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Through the Integrated Public Use Microdata Series, he and his team have regularized census data dating to 1850, providing consistency between questionnaires as the forms have changed, and enabling researchers to analyze data across years.
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Mothers filled out food questionnaires during the first and third trimesters of pregnancy, and researchers administered tests of motor and intellectual ability when the children were 1 and a half, 5 and 8 years old.
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It's unknown what each of Stone's 120 potential jurors told the court in written questionnaires they filled out before the November trial, well before the prosecutors and defense narrowed the jury to 12 plus alternates.
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Travelers will be asked to fill out questionnaires asking if they have symptoms like a cough or a fever, and whether they have visited meat and seafood markets in Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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NICE uses questionnaires measuring people's pain levels, mood, daily activity, limitations, and so on to arrive at rough estimates (for a weedsier description of QALYs, this article in the journal Prescriber is a good primer).
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The technology, called Decipher, helps identify emotions that clients may not be aware they are experiencing or may feel pressure to disavow when filling out conventional written questionnaires, says Robert Moore, Cetera's chief executive officer.
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After completing questionnaires about their childhoods, more than seventeen thousand Kaiser Permanente patients were assigned an " ace score," from zero to ten, a tally of the kinds of adversity experienced before the age of eighteen.
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But to come up with those lists, the group already has sent questionnaires to more than two dozen incumbent members of Congress, congressional challengers and governors requesting information on their plans to lower drug prices.
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Participants had moderate levels of stress about managing their illness, based on questionnaires asking them to rate their emotional distress from on a scale from 1 (not a problem) to 6 (a very serious problem).
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Minneapolis-based Zipnosis is deploying online questionnaires for patients that doctors can use to quickly distinguish COVID-19 from other respiratory illnesses; the interaction is often asynchronous, meaning doctors review the information after it's submitted.
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Their daily routines, after using the app for two weeks, typically included several more interactions with people that lasted at least a few minutes, and their questionnaires showed a decline in their feelings of loneliness.
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Following 124,086 US men and women for up to 24 years, the study saw participants self-report their weight, lifestyle habits, and any recently diagnosed diseases via questionnaires every two years between 1986 and 2011.
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For example, in questionnaires that ask people about their explicit prejudices, a lot of people might lie — because they don't want to look racist — making it hard to gauge whether an individual is explicitly biased.
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The professors in charge of these cohorts at the time – George Vaillant and Sheldon Glueck – used a number of methods such as doing questionnaires, talking to wives and children of the subjects, and obtaining medical records.
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Of the 58 federal district and appeals court nominees announced by the White House so far, at least 28 have been members of the Federalist Society, according to their Senate questionnaires and other publicly available information.
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This current CDC report, which analyzed questionnaires from more than 50,000 high school students in 2009, 2011 or 2013, is just the latest research to document how worrisome a lack of sleep for teens can be.
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The CDP aligns its questionnaires with the reporting requirements of the Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures, a voluntary initiative launched by the G20 in 2015, which is due to publish a status report on Wednesday.
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Diets were assessed with questionnaires and interviews, and again, the researchers controlled for factors such as diet and smoking (interestingly, people who drank more coffee were more likely to be younger, smokers, and regular alcohol drinkers).
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They're focusing on analyzing the effects of non-Buddhist meditation, developing systematic questionnaires to better gauge the commonality of meditative challenges, and diving deeper into each type of experience and its likely contextual or biological triggers.
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To investigate a potential connection between a mom's diet and a child's allergies, Bedard and her colleagues calculated the amount of free sugars consumed by the women during pregnancy based on self-reported estimates in questionnaires.
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There, they completed several questionnaires about their beliefs about e-bikes, strapped on a heart rate monitor and activity-tracking watch and rode the trail astride either a standard mountain bike or a comparable e-version.
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Mark Meadows of North Carolina and Jim Jordan of Ohio are aiming to fill the slots of ranking member on the Oversight and Judiciary Committees respectively, telling CNN they both have filled out the questionnaires required.
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To their shock, several students received questionnaires asking whether they beat their wives, whether they believed the rest of the population should be subservient to Muslims, and whether the act of leaving Islam should be punishable.
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However, he was showing lung inflammation on an X-ray, so he answered questionnaires to assess his risk of having been infected by the coronavirus and his risk of developing a severe case of Covid-224.
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The N.I.H.-AARP Diet and Health study began in 1995, enrolling hundreds of thousands of men and women between 50 and 71 years old and asking them to complete a series of questionnaires about their health.
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In addition to the usual questionnaires, all subjects maintained diaries on their bowel habits, had stool samples evaluated for consistency according to a standardized methodology, and had their colonic transit time measured after ingesting radioactive tracers.
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The volunteers began by completing a number of questionnaires, including one that quantified their "delay discounting," a measure that psychologists use to assess someone's ability to put off pleasures now for greater enjoyments in the future.
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The new analysis included data on 205,498 women who were part of the Nurses' Health Study and Nurses' Health Study II, two long-term studies that use questionnaires to track disease and health behavior in women.
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Other limitations include the high proportion of women who didn't participate in each of the questionnaires as well as the reliance on mothers to accurately recall and report their weight and expectations and experiences with breastfeeding.
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The CDP aligns its questionnaires with the reporting requirements of the Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures, a voluntary initiative launched by the G-20 in 2015, which is due to publish a status report on Wednesday.
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The women filled out questionnaires for about a decade detailing their health and exercise levels, and one question asked women to estimate how much weightlifting or strength training they had done per week in the past year.
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The lawsuit claims that the ACT is selling the data it gleans from those student questionnaires—connected directly to students' individual identities—to colleges, which then use it to make important decisions about admissions and financial aid.
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He declined an invitation to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People convention, as well as four different invitations from the National Urban League to participate in questionnaires, briefings or conventions, according to the group.
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Though the policy was tied up in legal battles during the 211 election, in 22040, 303 million Ohioans were mailed the questionnaires that could lead to them being purged, and more than 230 million failed to respond.
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LinkedIn — Microsoft's deal to buy LinkedIn for $26 billion is getting more intense review from European Union regulators, according to The Wall Street Journal, which said officials have sent questionnaires to competitors about the possible deal. Amazon.
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Instead of filling out long and tedious questionnaires about yourself and your ideal match, it simply takes the online profiles from the social media accounts you've already created and seamlessly integrates your information into your Zoosk account.
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The men answered questionnaires about their sexual functioning and their level of wellbeing at the start of the study, and the research team measured exercise capacity at the outset and again after four months and six months.
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Now the whole scandal there was that Facebook let go of this data to be stolen by a researcher who used to have people fill in questionnaires to figure out what are Nick's big five personality traits?
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Undone has an unlikely success story (involving a male corset) from the service, and the tale of how Operation Match's model of questionnaires has changed to the game-based model favored by today's nerds looking for love.
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Undone has an unlikely success story (involving a male corset) from the service, and the tale of how Operation Match's model of questionnaires has changed to the game-based model favored by today's nerds looking for love.
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The researchers surveyed 111 women with gestational diabetes at clinical visits, using questionnaires designed to measure social support and degree of life "chaos," which includes organization, stability and the ability to plan and prepare for the future.
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Watch VICE profile how the Ukranian fashion industry changed after the country's 2014 revolution: The fashion industry, through editorial photo spreads, Cosmo questionnaires and photoshopped advertisements, inherently asks us to tailor our bodies to its gendered demands.
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To understand the connection between ejaculation frequency and cancer, Rider and colleagues reviewed data from questionnaires men completed about sexual health and examined medical records and lab tests to verify which participants were diagnosed with prostate tumors.
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They not only received questionnaires, Waldinger said, but they were also interviewed in their homes, provided their medical records from their doctors, got their blood drawn, their brains scanned and let the researchers talk to their children.
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The questions, once approved by the judge, will be sent to dozens of people, likely more than the 50 or 60 potential jurors who typically receive questionnaires before a trial begins in the Eastern District of Virginia.
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For the last census, in 2010, the Census Bureau sent 542 questionnaires to addresses on Grand Street on the Lower East Side of Manhattan with the usual instructions to fill out the forms and mail them back.
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NPR has reported on the process: Every five years under the direction of the Centre for Bhutan Studies and GNH Research, survey-takers fan out across the country to conduct questionnaires of some 8,000 randomly selected households.
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When we compared the groups' scores on their final questionnaires, we saw that the people whose recovery was intensively monitored in fact showed more of a specific type of recovery: Their sense of identity was significantly clearer.
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At the start of the study, participants completed food and drink questionnaires that asked how many sodas or juice drinks they had consumed in the past week and how much they typically consumed during the previous year.
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The researchers looked only at full-time STEM professionals who did not have children at the time they filled out their first questionnaires for the nationally representative survey, known as SESTAT (Scientists and Engineering Statistical Data System).
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For instance, the reason why these apps stuck to the CDC guidelines so well is likely because they rely on automated checklists and questionnaires that include most everything that might make someone ineligible for oral birth control.
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The 2018 iteration of the annual World Airport Awards from research group Skytrax was based on 13.73 million survey questionnaires across more than 500 airports worldwide, taking place from August 2017 to February 2018, the firm said.
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As if to diffuse their authority, they also handed out questionnaires and occasionally escorted someone across the green In the middle stood artist Catherine Ryan, who addressed the crowd with her bullhorn (in Australia a "large hailer").
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The study was conducted by scientists at Norway's University of Bergen, who followed 6,000 people—professional housecleaners and regular homeowners alike—over a period of 20 years, testing their breathing capacity and having them fill out lengthy questionnaires.
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The research team used internationally-accepted questionnaires to assess whether and how often women experienced symptoms associated with anxiety and depression during the past week, including sadness, uncontrollable worrying, loss of interest, fatigue, sleep problems and poor appetite.
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Bijoux Indiscrets sent online questionnaires to more than 1,400 people, asking about their first sexual experiences, the porn they watch, how often they orgasm, and whether or not they fake it, among other aspects of their sex lives.
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Schiff and Holte clerked on the Court of Federal Claims and both have been admitted to practice in the court, according to their Senate questionnaires; Schwartz did not clerk on the court and isn't admitted to practice there.
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A team of researchers is trying to add data to the question of whether or not a gluten-free diet has health benefits, with a new study that analyzes questionnaires filled out by over a hundred thousand people.
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After analyzing questionnaires taken during each traveler's visit, the researchers found that 48% of those who were not vaccinated -- despite being eligible because they had not received it before -- refused the vaccination, as most thought it was unnecessary.
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The data were generated "independent of any study, without recourse to questionnaires or personal logging through diaries or wearable sensors, and without the associated limitations (cost, human-power, etc.) and biases (recall, inclusion, self-selection, etc.)," he noted.
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After Ellis' comments, potential jurors left to fill out questionnaires about their affiliations, personal experiences, and ability to serve on a jury for a three-week trial, the first of the Russia investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Using questionnaires, text analyses, and other methods, psychologists have found that progressives put more emphasis on the care foundation than do other groups, while social conservatives see more value in loyalty, authority, and sanctity than do other groups.
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In general, according to both the questionnaires and activity monitors, most dog owners spent close to 300 minutes each week walking with their dogs, which was about 200 more minutes of walking per week than people without dogs.
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The study's participants had all completed health exams and lengthy questionnaires about their lifestyles and whether and how often they took part in eight sports common in Denmark, including cycling, swimming, running, tennis, soccer and, perhaps unexpectedly, badminton.
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"These people were tested, sometimes multiple times, had thermometers pointed at their foreheads twice a day, filled out all manner of questionnaires and remained within the cordoned area," Riverside County Public Health Officer Dr. Cameron Kaiser told reporters.
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They analyzed data from the Nurses' Health Study II, a long-term study of more than 100,000 U.S. registered nurses who were 103 to 42 years old in 1989 when they began answering health questionnaires every two years.
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They then calculated average caloric intake and the proportion of calories coming from different food groups based on questionnaires the participants completed outlining the types of food and drink they consumed, portion sizes and how often they ate.
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In position papers, agency questionnaires and the résumés of incoming senior officials, the direction is clear — an about-face from eight years of policies designed to reduce climate-altering emissions and address the effects of a warming planet.
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Stokes and his colleagues explored the influence of e-cigarettes through the Population Assessment of Tobacco and Health Study (PATH), a nationally-representative sample of kids aged 12 to 15 who completed annual questionnaires between 2013 and 13.
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We looked for inspiration and started picking up visual cues from things that are dealt with at a younger age—blue book exams, written driver's tests, general questionnaires—followed by filing your taxes, apartment applications, and so on.
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If you can't afford therapy but might at least like to learn about professional psychiatric evaluation, look no further than Julian Rothenstein's colorful and interactive Psychobook, a comprehensive survey of psychological testing explored through antiquated paraphernalia and reimagined questionnaires.
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Questionnaires were distributed to the first batch of 500 potential jurors in Brooklyn, New York, in the federal trial of Tairod Pugh, a 48-year-old New Jersey resident charged with attempting to provide material support to Islamic State.
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Researchers examined data on 231,22019 people aged 60 and older who completed dietary surveys and questionnaires to detect four types of unhealthy aging: functional impairments; reduced vitality; mental health issues; and chronic medical problems or use of health services.
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"AARP firmly believes the new EEOC rules violate the plain language of the civil rights laws and their requirement that submitting to wellness questionnaires and exams must be voluntary," said David Certner, legislative policy director of AARP government affairs.
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The researchers used questionnaires to gather work-related and lifestyle information, current medications and health status for 466 exposed hospital staff, including interventional cardiologists, electrophysiologists, nurses and technicians, half of whom had been working for at least 10 years.
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It was not the first survey to collect views on extraterrestrial beings — questionnaires in Germany, Britain and the United States have found similar rates — but researchers said this was the largest poll of its kind with such global reach.
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The researchers mailed questionnaires to 1,500 science teachers, who taught disciplines ranging from biology, chemistry, physics, and earth sciences, since the study of climate change straddles fields and they weren't sure which classes were paying the subject more attention.
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One limitation of the study is that it relied on data from the National Health Interview Survey, which determines autism diagnoses based on parents responses to questionnaires rather than from medical records or a confirmed diagnosis from a physician.
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In the last census count, in 2010, the city's response rate was 62 percent, but some heavily immigrant communities, like Washington Heights and the South Bronx, exceeded that, with more than 70 percent of residents answering the census questionnaires.
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They can call employees in for one-on-one meetings to make sure they're all on the same page, and they can share questionnaires with feedback every now and then to make sure that they're hearing their employees' needs.
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Ms. Kerby said that her temperature had been taken two or three times during her stay on the ship, and that passengers were required to fill out health questionnaires detailing whether they had symptoms like cough, fever and diarrhea.
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The Census Bureau has made a push to get most people to fill out the questionnaires online this year, but some activists say that it will be difficult for most marginalized communities with poor internet access to do so.
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The State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) sent questionnaires to some fund houses participating in the Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor (QDII) scheme, seeking a picture of demand for overseas investment products, two fund managers who received the query told Reuters.
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Pymetrics claims that its technology is five to 10 times more predictive than résumé reviews or questionnaires and that its algorithms are gender and ethnic bias-free, making it easier for companies to avoid unconscious bias when interviewing and hiring.
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They first surveyed them with questionnaires meant to measure their quality of life, overall life satisfaction, and amount of psychosocial resources (a broad category that covers everything from your sense of optimism to how much support you get from others).
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The administration also contends that the challengers couldn't show that any harm they faced from a depressed count was the government's fault — if people didn't return questionnaires, or sent back incomplete or incorrect information, they were shirking their own legal obligation.
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The survey was based on pre-existing, validated questionnaires from psychology studies and asked men how often they thought about or had sex, how often and how intensely they worked out each week, and other questions about their general health.
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King and Smith — along with animal behaviorist Peter Borchelt and renowned author/researcher Temple Grandin — visited dog parks, dog shows, veterinary clinics and other venues, examining 400 dogs and collecting dog behavior questionnaires from their owners, a press release says.
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Over the course of the experiment, the researchers measured the participants response time, took a look at their brain wave patterns, had them fill out questionnaires about how well they felt, and probably put up with a great deal of grumpiness.
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The high court ordered the case challenging the question to be reconsidered by a lower court, leaving the Commerce Department with little or no time to have the dispute settled legally before this past Monday's deadline for printing the questionnaires.
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The goal is to replace, or at least radically reduce, the 17 million pages of paper maps that the bureau printed out for the 2010 census and the 50 million paper questionnaires that field workers had to tote around with them.
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Seattle, which has less than 1,85033 officers policing a city of 650,000; has had its booking time tripled since the advent of the consent decree; requiring lengthy, obtrusive officer questionnaires that delve far beyond the probable cause necessary for the arrest.
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Among the children for whom there was data from both questionnaires, all of the kids with at least six protective factors had similar or better results in the second social and emotional wellbeing assessments compared to the first time around.
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The mainstream wealth management industry has been scrambling to respond to the popularity of robo-investing, in which digital services sort people into portfolios of exchange-traded funds based on their answers to online questionnaires, and then automatically maintain those portfolios.
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Bloomberg reported Thursday that EU antitrust enforcers have sent questionnaires to vendors that sell on Amazon's platform asking if the company has been selling products "identical or very similar" to their own and whether they've been hurt by such practices.
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Four jurisdictions received a grade of A, one received a D, and eight received an F. The participants were part of the Southern California Children's Health Study and had responded to questionnaires when they were in 11th and 12th grades.
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Also, the data in the study was self-reported from questionnaires, which runs the risk of a 14-year-old not accurately remembering or revealing the amount of time spent playing a game or watching a video on social media.
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For a new study in PLOS Genetics, researchers from the University of Edinburgh looked at genetic data and health questionnaires from more than 52,000 men ages 40 to 69 in enrolled the UK Biobank study; their average age was 57.
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These men and women completed a series of questionnaires about their attitudes toward intense training and whether they anticipated, without having tried this type of exercise, that they would like it and continue with such workouts later or abruptly quit.
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To look at the contribution of genetics to puberty timing, Wohlfahrt-Veje and colleagues examined medical records from annual checkups kids received between 2006 and 2013 as well as data on parental puberty timing from questionnaires completed by their parents.
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Through 10,000 locally organized debates, 16,143 grievance books, and 1.5 million online questionnaires, the French people have voiced their discontent on the four central themes of Macron's national debate: democracy and citizenship, taxes and public spending, green energy, and public services.
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The study drew from an invaluable cache of health data gathered at the Cooper Clinic in Dallas, where thousands of men and women have been undergoing annual checkups, which include filling out detailed questionnaires about their exercise habits and medical history.
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To find out, they first recruited about 40 healthy men and women from in and around Innsbruck and asked them to complete a series of detailed questionnaires about their moods and level of anxiety, both at that moment and in general.
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A Stanford study took a group of undeclared undergraduate students to rooms decorated either in a traditionally male, geeky way (think video games and "Star Trek") or in a gender-neutral way (nature posters) and gave them questionnaires about different majors.
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Joel Pearson, a professor of cognitive neuroscience at University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia, has found a novel way to measure how we use intuition in decision-making — one that doesn't rely solely on questionnaires or self reports.
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Parents were required to complete questionnaires about the superhero with whom their child identified most strongly, the amount of time their child spent interacting with various types of superhero media, and why each child liked one superhero more than others.
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