Sentence examples for elicit sensitive from inspiring English sources

A social engineering attack targets this weakness by using various manipulation techniques to elicit sensitive information.

Teachers (n = 36), who had previously participated in a mock interview scenario designed to characterize their baseline use of various question-types when attempting to elicit sensitive information from children, were given online training in choosing effective questions.

For example a child with an inherently difficult temperament would not elicit sensitive behavioural responses from a caregiver.

Understanding drug-use behavior helps TB control personnel elicit sensitive transmission information.

The language or approach that is used to break bad news, elicit sensitive information, or motivate others to take care of themselves will vary widely with personal attributes and the culture.

This practice is consistent with that recommended by Cowley and Houston [ 39] who reject a structured format believing that it does not allow for the flexibility required to elicit sensitive information and suggest that these issues should be uncovered by the health professional during their ongoing contact with a woman.

We agree that multiple data sources should be used, and prefer ACASI as a screening tool to help identify high risk populations as it elicits sensitive behaviours (ie. IDU and rape) that would otherwise go unreported.

The large proportion of inmates who reported sex and tattooing in prison indicates ACASI is a suitable method for eliciting sensitive information in correctional settings; however, all risk behaviors of interest are prohibited in GDC prisons and are thus likely to have been under-reported.

The study questionnaire elicited sensitive information regarding sexual behaviour; participants may have felt uncomfortable disclosing this information to the study staff.

If you elicit the sensitive information halfway through and finish up with harmless chatter about your kids, your source won't "walk away upset and suspicious".

A first-rate maestro would not only have elicited more sensitive (and softer!) playing from the excellent Met orchestra but would have let us experience Strauss's score as a sonic theatre of ideas, just as Mozart's and Wagner's were.