Second, there may have been under-reporting of risky behaviors or other socially-desirable responses in this interviewer-administered survey.
In this method, interviewers conduct one-on-one, in-depth, household-based interviews, asking about respondents' experiences as well as the experiences of all members of their household, and members of the households of their three closest neighbors.
In this question interviewers are looking to assess your long-term planning, says Bui.
In this survey, interviewers asked participants a series of 15 questions about discrimination based on criminal record.
In this instance, interviewers more experienced at probing may have obtained more detailed information, thus enabling a more nuanced assessment of differences across sites and between sex work sub-groups.
A nurse in an urban facility commented on giving SP in this manner: Interviewer: During your diploma training they told you about SP? Respondent: Yes Interviewer: Tell me exactly what.
Asked about the pressures of heading up a huge brand, a sensitive topic in fashion since the John Galliano scandal, he recently told an interviewer that "in this kind of top job, you are never the victim.
The goal of this paper is to address key limitations of standard Heckman-type selection models when a valid selection variable – in this case, interviewer identity – is available.
Ashlyn had an immediate negative reaction to the use of "numbers and variables" in this course: Interviewer: …they showed a lot of equations recently, I feel like, right?
In this phase, the interviewer carried out cognitive debriefing interviews in which the interviewees had the opportunity to suggest changes in words, phrases and expressions.
In this poll, the interviewer lists the top 10 candidates, then "or one of the other candidates".
