I have deliberately assumed the calm, sober language of the witness, neither the lamenting tones of the victim nor the irate voice of someone who seeks revenge, Levi wrote in a self-interview in 1976.
"Dossier K," which came out in 2006 and will published in English by Melville House on May 7th, is an autobiography, but an unconventional one — it unfolds in the form of a self-interview.
A final question asked whether patients would prefer using the computer for a self-interview or being asked the questions face-to-face by the treating clinician.
Women were screened for socio-demographic eligibility and the presence of one or more of the four targeted risks using an Audio-Computer-Assisted Self Interview (A-CASI).
Abuse history was assessed via five questions through a computer-assisted self interview.
The pregnancy screener included a computer-assisted self interview with audio that asked questions addressing pregnancy, sexual activity, use of birth control, and medical history of infertility or sterility.
Research assistants then administered an audio computer-assisted self interview (ACASI) to participants that required an average of 70 min to complete.
Research assessors, blind to treatment allocation, conducted a face to face interview with participants every three months from baseline, using a self harm interview schedule validated in previous studies.
A Canadian study uncovered in a self reported interview study of 121 mothers that mothers' belief in "common sense" was one of the determinants of childhood injury [ 40].
19 Klevens and colleagues compared disclosure to clinicians (8.7%, 4/46) with women's disclosure via audio computer assisted self interviews (A-CASI) (21.3%, 17/80).
Ms. Sonenstein said that methodology, known as a self-administered interview, yielded more reliable information on sensitive subjects.
