Sentence examples for eliciting interview from inspiring English sources

Diagramming methods are important for eliciting interview data that are often difficult to obtain through traditional verbal exchanges.

A second potential limitation of the study was that we did not attempt to elicit interview data from cognitively impaired residents due to ethical concerns; our experience suggests that, given time and encouragement, this group were often willing and able to express views and beliefs about care.

And the process of providing the best commentary was perfected by Criterion, a company that took as its mission eliciting lengthy interviews with directors and boiling them down into thoughtful, and often staggeringly intense, conversations about filmmaking.

According to French (2003), the paired-speaking task can lead examinees to produce a wider range of language functions compared to those elicited by interview tasks.

Informed consent was elicited from interview participants.

Medication use was elicited by interview and verified by medical record review.

Other health-care professionals, for example, nurses or doctors, may have had a different interpretation of the social issues elicited during interview.

In some cases, sadness may be denied at first, but may subsequently be elicited by interview (eg, by pointing out that the individual looks as if he or she is about to cry).

A patient is defined as having TRD when there has been a minimum of 2 years' history of depression, assessed via SCID-I, plus at least two failed previous attempts at treatment (elicited at interview and verified from medical records).

Interviewers received extensive training in performance of VA/SA interviews and were trained on eliciting in-depth interviews in three piloting sessions.

12 Participants completed a short survey at the end of each interview eliciting demographic data and self-reported levels of confidence and skills in using computer systems.