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The use of computer tools with an old population must be carefully considered as many young seniors master computers perfectly and will be totally capable of performing the sensory tests with this type of tool (probably they will be even more so in the future). Yet this is not the case for all aged people, and a paper questionnaire should be systematically available. In the future, tools specifically developed for tablets may get around some difficulties, as far as they are developed for people with visual impairment. Finally, some elderly people may not be able to write (which frequently happens in nursing homes). In that case, an experimenter should take notes of the participant s answers without influencing him. 

The questionnaire is administered, either in paper or electronic form, with the paper questionnaire distributed by the ANSP to all targeted staff (which is usually all staff in the ANSP, excluding external contractors). An electronic version of the questionnaire has also been developed. This is more efficient in the analysis stage but participation depends on the availability of computers for operational staff. The questionnaires are returned directly to an academic partner, currently the London School of Economics (until 2011 the University of Aberdeen provided this service), for analysis. The academic partner ensures that data analysis remains independent and thus provides additional assurance of confidentiality to ANSP staff, as neither ANSP nor EUROCONTROL persoimel see the raw data or filled-in questioimaires. 

Hybrid systems are those systems that employ various strategies to collect data. In such systems, data may be collected on paper forms as patient self-administered questionnaires, while additional data may be downloaded from centralized databases. 

Fox et al., examined 2556 cotton workers, processed by questionnaire and spirometry (16). A subset of these was examined in a similar fashion, on two distinct occasions, over a span of about two years. A gradient loss of spirometrlc performance seems to distinguish the workers exposed to cotton dust from those not exposed (control). An additional publication by the same authors comments on the relationship of the dust levels on the respiratory effect (17). The paper concludes in denying an effect of dustiness, in cotton exposure, on the frequency of bronchitis. 

Nir Keren, an experienced plant engineer and talented graduate student at the Mary Kay O Connor Process Safety Center at Texas A M, took on a benchmarking study to compare MOC practices. He developed a questionnaire and distributed it to more than 50 chemical and petrol chemical industries, refineries, and gas plants. There were responses from 26 facilities. The survey asked about 25 probing questions. His comprehensive paper was presented at a Mary Kay O Connor Process Safety Center Symposium in October 2001 and later published by the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. [9]... 

The questionnaire was distributed to ninety-five scientists. Sixty-three responded. Of those, twenty-nine favored a formal and independent group, fourteen favored a formal and independent Society, and thirteen favored a formal Society sponsored by an agency. Interestingly, there was no option for not forming some type of organization. Questionnaire (January 21,1969), EMS, Mailing Papers. 

The performance of personnel should be periodically reviewed to identify any refresher training requirements. Some pharmaceutical and healthcare companies achieve this through an audit or a Periodic Review of training records, which must be updated to reflect the training received. Marked eompetency questionnaires or test papers should be attached to training records where possible. 

Each student worked independently in SPS. All instruction was delivered by computer, and all student responses were made with the mouse. Additional experimental materials included a paper-and-pencil questionnaire administered 2 weeks after the instructional sessions and two sets of 20 story problems. Table 9.1 contains one of the problem sets. The second was an analogous set that used matching but slightly different stories. These problems were used in the three classification tasks described below. 

The two most relevant international and national emissions-trading specialised websites have been visited (Point Carbon and Canalmedioambiental) and relevant documents on the NAP process collected. In addition, structured questionnaires were sent to the individual associations of all the covered sectors, most of which replied in written form. Personal interviews were undertaken with several energy and climate change experts. For reasons of confidentiality of the information requested by some of the interviewed sectors, their responses are integrated in a general manner in this paper, unless their opinion has been made public otherwise (e.g. publication in journals, press releases etc.). 

Johnstone, MacDonald and Webb (1977) applied a questionnaire to 98 Scottish pupils who were taught chemical thermodynamics, for the first time and as a novelty in their curriculum. Their paper intended to provide an evaluation of this innovation. They list the following students misconceptions ... 

A higher reliabilily and ecological validity can be generally assumed with computer-assisted recordings than with paper and pencil questionnaires and diaries that lack flexibility and exactness when timing responses. 

ABSTRACT Miners unsafe behavior is due to human unsafe behavior and interaction of matter produced unsafe behavior. In this paper, the assignment method for column joint analysis of the questionnaire drawn the safety of workers and trade unions act age, educational level, personality traits, work experience and their sense of safety has correlation with the risk of the work environment to develop codes of conduct and corporate science-related, propose appropriate measures to tackle the problem. 

Shannon et al. (1996) is an example of a study limited in both of these ways. It doesn t have any variables on employees involvement with the company s financial returns, and it doesn t present the results of the analysis in a multivariate ftamewoik. The researchers examine a matched sample of questionnaires sent to firms in Ontario with data on those firms lost-time frequency rates (equivalent to the analysis of claim frequency given below). Survey questionnaires include responses from both workers and management. The paper discusses only univariate statistical analyses that compare various workplace practices to whether a firm has a low, medium, or high claim frequency. A multivariate regression analysis is mentioned but not reported on in the paper. 

ABSTRACT According to relevant documents and payment in the form of questionnaires, 224 cases of the domestic excavation accident in past two decades are collected in this paper. Based on processing and analysis of accident cases, the common risk events and factors are determined in the construction of deep excavation. Meanwhile the relativity between risk of quality and risk of safety and risk of investment is analyzed according to causes and losses of the accident, and the graph of macroscopic logical relation established between the risk of three objective dimension, which provides a reference for comprehensive risk management excavation construction process and basehne data for the theoretical analysis of risk. 

Colour is also extremely important when designing a product (e.g. China places great importance on red). One of the downfalls of a paper/electronic questionnaire is that colours cannot be adequately represented -therefore possibly the best solution would be to have separate evaluation sessions to assess the impact of colour. 

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