The phrase "at the previous interview" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a past interview that has already taken place, often in the context of discussing topics or questions that were addressed during that interview.
Example: "During our discussion at the previous interview, we covered several key points regarding your qualifications."
Alternatives: "during the last interview" or "in the earlier interview".
Both men and women report poorer current mental health the more dissatisfied they were with their partners at the previous interview.
We thus replicated our analysis using an alternative job loss indicator which equals one only for individuals who reported involuntarily losing their job since the previous survey and who also reported, at the previous interview, that there was a 0% chance of job loss in the year ahead.
The entire cohort was contacted at each wave irrespective of participation at the previous interview wave.
Questions at this interview focused on how the child's asthma had been over the preceding season and highlighted some key topics discussed at the previous interview.
Two of the three had identified the need for further discussions at the previous interviews.
A comparison of mean unweighted MHI-5 scores is presented in Table 1 and reveals that among men with wives that were employed at the time of the previous interview, mental health is lower if their wife had involuntarily lost her job since the previous interview (mean = 75.3) than if their wife had not changed jobs (mean = 77.4), a difference that is statistically significant (p = .003).003
18 19 Parental reports of the number of hospital admissions not related to accidents since birth or the previous interview were collected at 9 months and at 3 and 5 years.
At each interview the mothers were asked if the baby had received only breastfeeding or breastfeeding together with additional food or no breastfeeding at all during the period since the previous interview.
However, inclusion in our main specification of a dummy variable identifying cases where the previous interview was not conducted at the preceding survey wave suggests any bias from this source is trivial the estimated coefficient was both very small and statistically insignificant.
