0 a person at an airport who checks with a special machine to see if passengers are carrying anything that could be dangerous: --
airport screeners
The screeners will be very skilled in sifting the evidence and deciding which route is most appropriate.
For both screener positive and control participants there was no difference in demographic characteristics between people who completed the phone interview and those who did not.
A final problem was that we did not know how seriously people took the literacy and numeracy screener tests, nor whether there had been technical problems during the test.
He studies uncertainty monitoring and metacognition, the psychology of categorization, the perceptual problems faced by security screeners at airports, and the psychology of music and aesthetics.
Children also participated in the expository language sample and received the verb comprehension screener prior to completion of any experimental items.
C=passed the comprehension screener.
An example was the inclusion of material about individual screener questions.
Users test their literacy or numeracy by completing a short screener test consisting of at most twenty-seven multiple-choice questions.
