Do effects of retrieving childhood events on metamemory judgments depend on the questions you ask?
The direction of retrieval effects on metamemory judgments depends on the way in which questions are framed.
Internet-based surveys provide an attractive alternative to postal and telephone surveys of health professionals, but they raise important technical and methodological issues which should be carefully considered before widespread implementation. The major obstacle is external validity, and specifically how to obtain a representative sample and adequate response rate. Controlled access to a national list of NHSnet e-mail addresses of health professionals could provide a solution.