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instrument

n.

1. any tool, device, or other means by which researchers assess or gather data about study participants. Examples include tests, interviews, questionnaires, surveys, rating scales, and reaction-time apparatus. See also assessment instrument.

2. in general, an implement used in performing specific operations, such as cutting or writing.

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