Fest helped to edit Speer's memoirs and, like Sereny, writes with the benefit of long hours of direct interview.
Etan's sister, Shira, however, "shut down" under the agent's direct interview style, the official familiar with the investigation said.
Rice JP, Reich T, Bucholz KK, Neuman RJ, Fishman R, Rochberg N, et al. Comparison of direct interview and family history diagnoses of alcohol dependence.
Direct interview data from the Early Developmental Stages of Psychopathology Study (EDSP), a 4 5 year prospective-longitudinal design based on a representative community sample of adolescents and young adults, aged 14 24 years at baseline, are used.
A patient's medical history can be obtained by direct interview or interrogation of their medical record.
Patients' subjective evaluation was investigated by direct interview at the follow-up visits.
All direct interview quotes in this article, for ethical reasons, remain anonymous.
Stone notes in his book that he was denied a direct interview for the book by Bezos.
In addition, a systematic review of patients' medical records helped clinicians to establish AAO and corroborate data concerning clinical characteristics of the disorder emerging from direct interview.
We have tested the CDSS by the direct interview to 201 headache patients referred to the Headache Clinic of Polo Pontino.
We assessed the clinical features in the four affected family members by direct interview (proband and her offspring) and from heteroanamnestic information from the proband about her father.
