Close-Ended Survey Questions Can Be Very Time Consuming to Summarize

question 5

True/False

Close-ended survey questions can be very time consuming to summarize and very hard to interpret.

Determine the logical strength and completeness of explanations.

Identify implicit assumptions in evaluating the strength of an explanation.

Understand the criteria for evaluating the adequacy of hypotheses and explanations.

Identify the characteristics that make an explanation logically strong, complete, and informative.

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Definitions:

Flexion

The act of bending a joint or limb in the body, decreasing the angle between the bones of the limb at the joint.

Extension

The movement by which the angle between two adjoining parts of the body is increased; opposite of flexion.

Hyperesthesia

An increased sensitivity to stimulation, particularly touch.

Summation Effect

The process where combined effects of multiple stimuli result in a greater response than the sum of their individual effects.