structured question

Controllers ask the caller a series of structured questions and assign a determinant code to the call based on that information.

In such surveys, respondents are asked a set of structured questions and their responses are tabulated.

Structured questions followed the exercises.

A structured question consists of a diagram, a paragraph of text, a picture.etc followed by a number of related questions.

Of course there can be differentiation by outcome within subsections of structured questions without those subsections themselves being differentiated.

They make use of carefully structured questioning strategies and also the introduction of thinking skills in order to develop good thinking habits from a young age.

It wasn't that way, of course, not all of it flowing together, not connected, not a definitive statement, not a structured question.

Though her first real encounter with a more structured questioning of the gender dynamics and the 'new woman' is believed to have taken place during her time in a sanatorium in Switzerland.

In each interview the subject was asked what their most stressful event was in the previous week, and then interviewer asked them structured questions about how they dealt with that stressor.

They use carefully structured questioning techniques and provide scripted instructions to allow callers or bystanders to begin definitive care for such critical problems as airway obstructions, bleeding, childbirth, and cardiac arrest.

He said he would have preferred a slugfest among the six leading candidates, but the Democratic Party and the candidates insisted on devoting half of the 90 minutes to structured questions - and on including all nine candidates.

A balance has to be struck, since too much control of the research setting can lead to situations that lack naturalism and to indicators that lack validity; for example, the results to structured questions on a topic may not reflect the views respondents would express in any other situation.