The phrase "application of the interview" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing how interviews are utilized or implemented in various settings, such as research, hiring, or assessments.
Example: "The application of the interview in this study allowed researchers to gather in-depth qualitative data from participants."
Alternatives: "use of the interview" or "implementation of the interview".
Qualitative data were generated by application of the Teacher Belief Interview (TBI, Luft and Roehrig, 2007), a semi-structured instrument consisting of seven questions (Table 2) designed to assess how instructors characterize various aspects of science teaching and learning.
Diagnosis was confirmed by application of the Structured Clinical Interview (SCID-I) [ 19] for DSM-IV and a consensus diagnosis of two psychiatrists.
Our work offers an example of the application of qualitative interviews for exploring the essence of quality of everyday life for Estonian rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients.
The aims of this study are twofold: (1) the theory-based development of a patient self-report measure of physician warmth; and (2) the application of cognitive interview methodology to understand patients' perception and interpretation of this new measure.
Before starting data collection, interviewers were trained in techniques of interview and in application of the questionnaire; 10% of the interviews were repeated by the supervisor of the study to check for reliability of the answers; and the coerence of the reported intensity of the blood flow was checked.
Together with the above discussed relative improvement of the complaints after therapy, the sensitivity and specificity results obtained in our current study point into the direction of a bias mainly introduced by application of the MRS scale as interview by the treating physician.
Here, the process of developing and testing multiple PILs for a specific patient population is explained, with particular focus on the application of cognitive interviewing techniques to test the clarity and suitability of the information.
Between the rest of the application, secondary applications, and the interview, there will be plenty of opportunities to show all sides of you.
In conclusion, previous studies of PDs in SUD patients have some limitations: the selection of convenience samples, the mixture of patients with different treatment histories, the use of lay interviewers, and the application of diagnostic interviews of nonoptimal validity and reliability in comorbid SUD, Axis I, or Axis II disorders.
Results over the course of training suggested that family members improved in the use of certain coping strategies and in the application of motivational interviewing techniques.
