The purpose of this paper is to introduce the key event mapping method to nurse researchers in search of a method of eliciting date data from participants when designing research studies that include a retrospective recall component.
Steve Heisler of The A.V. Club stated that the episode "relied on an overabundance of pop culture riffs far too dated to elicit much more than a brief chuckle", and also criticized the Conway Twitty clip.
In addition to demographic data, this form elicited information on occupation, date(s) of exposure to suspected cases, travel history after February 20, dates of onset of various symptoms, results of blood tests, and chest radiographic findings.
ON A lighter note this sombre morning, David Brooks' recent column on the baleful influence of communications technology on dating elicited a really beautiful response from Ezra Klein, recounting his own IM-enabled dating history, and another excellent response from Tim Carmody.
Once evidence of use of the calendar landmarking instruments had been established, all dates elicited for symptom onset and initial consultation in the first part of the interview (before the instruments were used) were compared with those elicited following use of the instruments by the interviewers.
Of the variables relating to use of emotion regulation strategies, only intrinsic affect-improving strategy use was significantly associated with positive affective presence, b = 0.27, t 38) = 2.24, p < 0.05, suggesting that individuals who deliberately improve their own feelings were more likely to elicit positive emotions in their dates.
These interviews were conducted with a four teen pilot group and guided by eight previously piloted questions to elicit information about each teen's dating experiences and observations of her friends dating experiences.
To date, the transcriptional programs elicited by direct lineage conversion toward neuronal fates are still largely elusive.
I wanted to elicit his permission because without it, a date would feel like cheating.
29 Research to date suggests cessation messages that elicit strong emotional reactions provoke fewer counter-arguments than more informational approaches, 30 and have stronger effects on lower socioeconomic smokers, where smoking prevalence is higher.
