… Through the combination of both closed and open-ended questions, our questionnaire
allows for an investigation that would likely be missed in less detailed questionnaires. …

… in behavioral reactions to disability were examined by observing brief interactions between …
can address the question of how children reacted to a physically disabled individual. Young …

… to pain requires informants who are expert at observing and interpreting pain. Because of
their … The second research question referred to the difference between nurses caring only for …

… converts observations of a … those disabilities they considered to be the most and least severe,
and to respond to a series of questions, such as: what would a person with this disability be …

… the interaction partner of the person with PIMD during the observation process, an open-…
questions can be found in the last column of Table 1 , although these reflect only basic questions…

… how different alertness levels ought to be de The questions that arise, then, refer to a num- …
ing of communication by people with severe and profound intellectual disabilities. Journal of …

… Other noninterview methods of data collection, such as observations of people with more
severe disabilities, need to be explored further to ensure that information is being collected that …

… Observe the person carefully and do the observations and tests described in this Guide on
pages 23-… Write each person's name on the form in the column next to the question about the …

… for the fullest inclusion of disabled people in decisions about … meant to carry out participant
observation in this school over eight … Also I think he’s finding it difficult to answer her question …

… disabled childhood, the author argues that methodological approaches should be reflexive
and varied in accordance with the research questions … of learning disabled young people or …