A dual purpose data collection proforma (to prompt interview questions and use as a questionnaire survey) consisting of three interlinked questions was adapted by the authors from similar work 13 14 for these tasks (box 2).
Interviews were conducted using a set of prompt questions (see the List of Prompt interview questions) that explored the experiences of learners in the VI model and identified components associated with both positive and negative learning experiences.
HDHHS conducted prompt interviews of 91% of the Houston patients.
The timeline was used as a prompt in the interview to document, record, and extend understanding of participants' experiences, encouraging rich temporal narratives (Sheridan et al., 2011).
One participant referred to emails and letters written at the time of interest; another used her diary as a prompt during the interview.
The team brought 40 people into the lab, gave them a pre-interview to show them Facebook usage, showed them a prompt, and then did a followup interview.
For example, "Don't Be Upset" and "New Old Friends" prompted an interview from a women's magazine asking why I'd chosen to start writing songs "from a woman's perspective".
Such coverage prompted an interview with a backbench Tory MP, David Davies, on Radio 4's Today programme, which fed into an online row about how a few pictures were being used to criticise a programme to admit just 100 refugees with relatives in the UK before the Calais camp's closure.
Interestingly, the Dow's quest for 23000 prompted an interview request from Fox Business last Monday as the television network came across a piece your editor penned for his Forbes Blog back in January.
If the subject was not available in a particular month, then they were asked through a prompting process during the interview to recall the previous month and to refer to their calendar.
High-pressure events – such as giving a paper at a conference or a job interview – prompt worry and stress (as they do for almost everyone), but it's the meaning attached to those events that fuels excessive anxiety and sometimes panic attacks.
