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1989We are conducting a cross-cultural survey of the approaches that medical geneticists take to some of the ethical problems that they and their clients face. Medical geneticists and ethicists in 19 countries are collaborating on this study, which will be published by Springer-Verlag in 1987 as a book, to be entitled Ethics and Human Genetics: A Cross ...
Dorothy C. Wertz, John C. Fletcher
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Survey of the medical history questionnaire
Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1992The purpose of this study was to examine and to compare the type of information requested on representative health history questionnaires commonly used by the dental profession. Samples of medical history questionnaires were obtained from American and Canadian dental schools, commercial vendors, and the American Dental Association.
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1998
Surveys are the most commonly used method of data collection in the social sciences, especially in sociology; so common, that they quite often are taken to be the research method of social sciences. This perception is strengthened by the fact that almost everyone has been surveyed sometime, for example has participated in census surveys, has received a
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Surveys are the most commonly used method of data collection in the social sciences, especially in sociology; so common, that they quite often are taken to be the research method of social sciences. This perception is strengthened by the fact that almost everyone has been surveyed sometime, for example has participated in census surveys, has received a
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2015
Surveys study various characteristics of individuals from a population. Modern surveys grew out of census procedures dating back to the Romans. Today, they are more often directed towards assessing the sentiment of a large population through marketing research, public opinion polls, epidemiological surveys, and various national economic, tax, and ...
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Surveys study various characteristics of individuals from a population. Modern surveys grew out of census procedures dating back to the Romans. Today, they are more often directed towards assessing the sentiment of a large population through marketing research, public opinion polls, epidemiological surveys, and various national economic, tax, and ...
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Pulmonary torsion: A questionnaire survey and a survey of the literature
The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 1992Pulmonary torsion is a rare but life-threatening complication of thoracic operations and trauma. A questionnaire was sent to 140 thoracic surgeons in the United Kingdom to examine its incidence, particularly torsion of the middle lobe after right upper lobectomy. The answers from 117 thoracic surgeons (84%) were collected and analyzed.
Peter Goldstraw, Poo Sing Wong
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2004
European politicians and scientists are concerned about the presence of Japanese companies in the European market, where push and pull factors in all countries are shaping the local investment and management style. The dominant trends outlined in the literature address restriction-driven motivates for entering Europe in general, and political and ...
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European politicians and scientists are concerned about the presence of Japanese companies in the European market, where push and pull factors in all countries are shaping the local investment and management style. The dominant trends outlined in the literature address restriction-driven motivates for entering Europe in general, and political and ...
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Designing Surveys and Questionnaires for Research
, 2006Robert D. Goddard, P. Villanova
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Anonymous versus identifiable questionnaires in drug usage surveys.
American Psychologist, 1970F. W. King
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