Ví dụ về việc sử dụng We asked participants trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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For the survey, we asked participants to select the label that best describes their role.
We asked participants in one group,"If a hundred lives are saved, how many will be lost?".
Let me just give you an example from a recent study that we conducted. We asked participants to just simply give us their opinion of a variety of social groups, and we either made the room smell gross or not.
We asked participants to come to the lab and produce sequences of numbers as randomly as possible.
In one of our studies, we asked participants to answer a simple cuestion about words in a typical English text.
We asked participants in an experiment:“You are on vacation in a foreign country and are considering flying a local airline to see a special island.
After each article, we asked participants to answer a few questions to measure their level of comprehension of the content.
And we asked participants in the other group,"If a hundred lives are lost, how many will be saved?".
In addition, we asked participants how much they supported the Putin government and the importance of their Russian identity.
Finally, we asked participants to express their level of agreement with 15 statements about the nature of creepy people.
MS: And we asked participants to individually judge on a scale from zero to 10 whether the action described in each of the dilemmas was right or wrong.
MS: And we asked participants to individually judge on a scale from zero to 10whether the action described in each of the dilemmas was right or wrong.
We asked participants to just simply give us their opinion of a variety of social groups, and we either made the room smell gross or not.
When we asked participants the next day about the sounds, they were completely unaware that we played the sounds, yet their brains responded with more of these delta waves.
We asked participants in an experiment:“You are on vacation in a foreign country and are considering flying the national airline to see a special island you have always wondered about.
In one, we asked participants to recall their most recent and significant graduation, and what they did to celebrate or commemorate the event(e.g., going on a trip, throwing a party, or buying a ring for themselves).
In one study, we asked participants to fill out a survey evaluating how well their sharing of information on their own and others' profile pages aligned with the 12 behaviors outlined in the pledge a month before and after they signed it.
We asked participants to assess the importance of the inclusion of DHA(docosahexaenoic acid)- which we told them helps reverse macular degeneration, an age-associated eye disease that can lead to vision loss- in a trail mix.
For example, in our survey, when we asked participants to think about choosing annuities for their retirement portfolio as“a decision about your life in retirement” instead of“a decision about financial investments for retirement”, seeing themselves as emotional thinkers no longer resulted in decision avoidance.
In one study, we asked 68 participants to eat some popcorn.
To further investigate this, we asked 489 participants to rank seven topics from most to least interesting.
We also asked participants to report how much time they spent interacting face to face with friends and family.
We also asked participants to select their five favorites from the list, which was the real novelty in our study.
In our first experiment, we asked 211 participants to indicate their willingness to contact the activation number on the letter.
We asked 276 participants to read a variety of articles on various topics on either a mobile phone or a personal computer.
We also asked participants about their political orientation, income, education, religion, profession, experience with natural disasters and whether they owned a home near sea level.
To learn more about what mightbe motivating Generation Z to vote, we asked survey participants to rate their level of agreement with three statements.
We asked 83 participants to name a friend and then imagine a series of misfortunes happening to them, such as having their car stolen, getting cancer or missing a flight.
In one, we asked our participants to search the internet for the lowest price for a particular blender brand and model(with the possibility of winning a cash price if they were successful).
In our new study, we asked 34 participants simply to sit in our testing chamber while we directly recorded electrical activity in their brains with electroencephalography(EEG).