Yes-no question

He has a show and tell day in his class. I asked my son a lot of questions that I was wondering, like what he did in class. Mom: Hi, Son how was your show and tell? Son: Good, mom. Mom: That's good, but what did you say in class? Son: About games. Mom: Did you teacher like your presentation? Son: Maybe. Mom: Are you hungry? Son: Yes. After this I thought his answers was enough for me, I wanted to know more but he went and gave me all short answers…

Please answer all the questions. Only “x” ONE box per question. 1. Typically, how many days a week do you exercise? [ ] No days a week [ ] 1 Day a week [ ] 2 Days a week [ ] More than 2 days a week. ___________ days a week (enter the number of days here) 2. Would you say that you are physically more active, less active, or about as active as other students your age? [ ] More active than people my age [ ] Less…

are many questions asked. Do you have to be a good musician, should it come before or after the sermon, is dancing okay, should we have lights, what music is okay, and many other questions. These are all basic questions, but are they the right ones? These are basic questions that are so specific that the real questions that should be asked are not even addressed. In fact, the church has been built in such a way that whatever is being done must be replicated and duplicated. The questions to dig…

was required to looked into the tachistoscope and place each hand on the yes or no response key. The purpose was for the participant to answer each question either yes or no about a word the researcher presented. The question selected were based on three different formats, which the researcher designed to prompt a certain encoding process for a word. Based on the researchers selected level of analysis during a trial, the question was expected to either process the word at a shallow level or…

Background Every year, many studies are conducted to look at college readiness for high school graduates. These studies focus on the education basics; writing, reading, and math. But many other factors can lead to a student being college ready. In recent years, some studies have started to look at the skills, outside the academic arena, that students need to master to be college ready. One topic that has started to take a role in readiness is the ability to handle finances. Most high…

experiment. Change blindness is evident in this question and the answers given because the brain was preoccupied with many other factors of the video, and it was rather difficult to catch a change in the car featured. The third question we asked on the survey was, “Were there any changes with the cups?” This question is the only trick question we asked, because there were not changes with the cups we used in the video; however, many students answered yes, and quite a few even continued on to…

Socrates’ first question is “Do not the good do their neighbors good, and the bad do them evil? (Plato, 26). i. Meletus’ answer is “Certainly” (Plato, 26). Socrates’ second question is “does anyone like to be injured?” (Plato,…

as “umm” and “like” when we feel nervous or need a moment to gather our thoughts. This could have signified to the interviewee that I was uncertain and not confident with conducting the interview; also the question asked was a closed ended question, even though the interviewee gave more than a yes/no answer, the interviewee could have just gave a one word response, which would have made it more difficult for me as the interviewer to get the answer I needed. A more appropriate response would have…

times, the question is asked, “How does learning this help me? What can I possibly do with this?” The answer, while not necessarily concrete, is simple: Our knowledge is cumulative, and it prepares us for tomorrow by helping us learn how to learn and understand, even if its not a related topic A question that has been asked before, and likely will be proposed many times in the future, is: “Does what I learn today build upon what I learned yesterday?” The answer to that question is yes, it most…

Does it ask all of the necessary questions to determine what the client’s presenting problem is? Please support your answer. Yes, the intake form covers necessary questions to determine the client’s presenting problem. It has a section that asks the consumer to list the problems they are seeking help for and what goals they hope to accomplish. There is also a symptoms checklist with options that include depressed mood, excessive worry, anxiety attacks, and excessive guilt. Knowledge about…