Sentence examples for dimensions of the interview from inspiring English sources
Of all the dimensions of the interview relationship, the most significant, for me, has been time.
In females, there was also one factor common to all indicators (explaining 16.2 60.2% of the variance), and a second and third factor, which loaded on the three dimensions of the interview data.
Predictive validity findings for the communication dimension of the interview also demonstrated statistically significant effects.
The communication dimension of the interview achieved similar predictive values as UAI for clinical-based outcomes, although predictive values were relatively low.
At one year after the start of treatment, the matched groups were compared on change in functioning (GAF-M), five psychosis-risk dimensions of the Structured Interview for Psychosis-Risk Syndromes (SIPS), and self-reported anxiety, depression, and hopelessness symptoms (BAI, BDI-II, BHS).
The addition of this element allowed us to re-emphasize the "personal process" dimension of the integrative interview which incorporates an emphasis on reflection and countertransference as clinical skills essential to the integrative approach.
A second and third factor loaded on the three dimensions of the maternal and paternal interview data, respectively.
First, to structure the contents of the interviews, the dimensions of the Pettigrew and Whipp framework were slightly deviated from the original framework.
Based on the results from the think aloud interviews and the dimensions of the HSS-40 presented by Berger et al. (2001), the expert panel selected items for a short version for children (HSSC-12; Table 1).
An interview grid exploring different dimensions of the laboratory experience and context (e.g. participants 'characteristics, perceived effects and knowledge diffusion in the organization, dedicated resources and other organizational dimensions) was used to ensure consistent data collection across sites.
Measures of correlation and differences involving the RCS-O dimensions and structural features of the interviews (e.g., number of questions asked by the medical student) are examined.
