Eliciting information from women about their experiences of intimate partner sexual aggression, irrespective of whether force has been used, is further complicated by cultural factors.
The findings indicated that it was possible to elicit personal experiences of intimate partner sexual aggression from Chinese women, and that there was a need to further investigate the relative effects of physical violence and sexual aggression on these women's health in light of the findings in the Western literature [ 4, 14].
Aphids have evolved a more intimate association with their plant hosts than herbivorous insects, eliciting the expression of plant genes commonly associated with bacterial and fungal pathogen attack (Moran and Thompson, 2001; Botha et al., 2010; Smith et al., 2010).
The energetic Kennedy even elicits noticeably active and intimate camera work, as well as a brisk pace of editing.
Through such intimate probing he elicited and tested his interlocutors' deepest and most hidden opinions, a process now known as Socratic dialectic.
He elicits from his subjects long, often intimate histories, recorded in their own words.
Results demonstrated that intimate conflictive situations might elicit different emotional reactions in men and in women.
Previously questions about intimate partner violence to elicit disclosure have been insufficiently validated for use in general practice or family medicine populations, particularly outside the US.
These interludes were also intimate question-and-answer sessions in which she elicited details of her subjects' personal lives, but with enough affection and sympathy to avoid scaring them.
Instead of zeroing in on a commercial message, Cimino here elicits moods of a soul-stirring, bone-deep intensity, the most intimate perceptions of the big world's vast resonances.
