With experience, healthcare personnel will become more familiar with the process and will be less apprehensive about the questions raised by patients.
"However, I think sometimes the organisers of controversial screenings like this get apprehensive following legitimate questions around the public health of what they are doing, and try to paint themselves as innocent little people just trying to hold a film festival but forced to cancel because of us wretched, evil skeptics.
Other directors sounded out as possible candidates for the project were not only apprehensive about the question of point of view but "more than intimidated by the special effects required," Bodner says.
First, a version that an interviewer might use; second, a version that was pared back to a series of interviewer prompts; and third, a highly compressed, user-friendly version, that could be shared with patients and their families – as a response to the anticipated, slightly apprehensive: What do you mean questions, what sort of questions?
Hagel and Dempsey faced questions from lawmakers apprehensive about numerous aspects of the administration's strategy for Iraq and for neighboring Syria, now in the fourth year of a civil war that has killed almost 200,000 people.
Some patients also reported having had questions, but feeling apprehensive about asking them.
So I am a smidgen apprehensive that an ill-judged question will send him into some sort of psychopathic meltdown.
One regional expert told me that Karzai — who was always apprehensive about Ismail Khan — raised the question of how to remove him last spring, during a brief visit by Donald Rumsfeld to Kabul.
Though apprehensive, she answered all of their questions.
As he asked his question, Mr. Keyter seemed deeply apprehensive — perhaps not surprising, considering that the SABC had served unswervingly, for decades, as the legitimizing voice of apartheid.
She was apprehensive at first, then pleased to be asked questions about herself and her views, and generally tolerant of her 5-year-old sister, who hovered around wanting to be interviewed, too.
