Cognitive Interview-Based Validation of the UK Forensic Quality of Life Questionnaire – Short Version (UKFQL-SV)

Simler, Amber; Hartwright, Christopher; Lawrence, Daniel; Davies, Bronwen

doi:10.1080/24732850.2022.2028393

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“…After amending the interview questions in response to a review by a subject-matter expert, cognitive interviews with two chosen sample respondents were carried out. A cognitive interview evaluates the clarity of statements, instructions, and unclear elements in the session (Simler et al, 2022). After receiving feedback, the interview questions were refined and used for real interview sessions with respondents.…”

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Effect of ERP Implementation on Organisational Performance: Manager's Dilemma

Harun¹,

Dorasamy²,

Ahmad³

2022

IJTech

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Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) improves commercial activity control and provides a competitive advantage when combined with existing benefits. However, end-users oppose ERP implementation because it disrupts the status quo. In addition, ensuring that all operational units use the same ERP system is not an easy task. Therefore, a lack of adaptability is the cause of ERP failure. This study used a qualitative case study approach to analyze an event and understood the ERP system and natural phenomena. The data was collected using a semi-structured interview. The researcher reached data saturation at the 15 th respondent's feedback. Documentary data were examined for patterns and themes prior to triangulation. The result of this study shows that enduser support is critical to a system's daily operation and implementation, especially when it is new. Only a system that has been effectively designed, delivered, and trained may be used by end users. Implementing ERP enhances an organization's capacity and performance. Post-implementation evaluation is needed to determine the organization's potential and the system's value. Except for financial performance, the organization's overall performance has improved across all Balance Score Card (BSC) perspectives of internal processes, customers, learning, and growth. Adopting new technologies is expected to enhance the organization's overall efficiency. Each identified thematic area affects an organization's ability to use its ERP system effectively and efficiently to achieve previously identified benefits. In addition, the study found that STP organizations focus on the benefits of implementing ERP rather than the associated costs. Finally, organizations can better plan for the future benefits of replacing or updating ERP systems.

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Effect of ERP Implementation on Organisational Performance: Manager's Dilemma

Harun¹,

Dorasamy²,

Ahmad³

2022

IJTech

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The e‐cigarette assessment for youth—Revised (EAsY‐R): Preliminary results of a pilot study of measure refinement via cognitive interviewing

Hartmann,

Cristello,

Manresa

et al. 2024

J of Research on Adolesc

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The prevalence of youth vaping has, in a relatively short time, become an “epidemic.” In the wake of such labeling by the Surgeon General, a number of important examinations of vaping have been conducted. These have largely focused on high school and college‐age youth as this demographic shows the greatest prevalence of use. Nonetheless, no measure has been made available which might allow for the comprehensive assessment of quantity and frequency of vaping among this age group, thus aiding in standardization across settings. The current study utilized cognitive interviews with high school and college‐age youth who use vaping devices to inform the preliminary development of such an assessment. The sample consists of eight students between the ages of 15 and 24 (Mage = 18.75, SD = 2.73, 62.5% female, 75.0% Hispanic/Latino/a/x, 100.0% White). Interviewing and measure refinement were conducted in a two‐phase iterative fashion. Suggestions made during cognitive interviews resulted in the refinement of assessed content type, updated categories and pictures of vaping devices, as well as updated and age‐relevant terminology. Further, instructions were streamlined, and assessment items and multiple‐choice options were refined to maximize clarity and to minimize participant confusion. The result of this study, the E‐Cigarette Assessment for Youth Revised, is a unique tool for standardizing examinations of the quantity and frequency of vaping behaviors among high school students and college‐age youth.

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Cognitive Interview-Based Validation of the UK Forensic Quality of Life Questionnaire – Short Version (UKFQL-SV)

Cited by 2 publications

References 33 publications

Effect of ERP Implementation on Organisational Performance: Manager's Dilemma

Effect of ERP Implementation on Organisational Performance: Manager's Dilemma

The e‐cigarette assessment for youth—Revised (EAsY‐R): Preliminary results of a pilot study of measure refinement via cognitive interviewing

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