Sentence examples for face-to-face questioning from inspiring English sources
"Délits Flagrants" (or "Caught in the Act," which I saw in Paris in January , 1995 soon after its release, but haven't seen since), shows suspects in holding cells being confronted by prosecutors in face-to-face questioning (without their attorneys).
This could give practitioners, for example, additional ways to interpret student mathematical behavior outside of face-to-face questioning.
Clinicians felt that for some STI risk factors (range 11% 44%), face-to-face questioning was more accurate than CASI.
A significant minority (range 11% 44%) of clinicians felt that when identifying STI risk factors face-to-face questioning was more accurate than CASI.
14 A smaller study with face-to-face questioning, also in South Africa, reported only 1.6% of girls experienced forced sex before the age of 15 years.
Although there may be some limitations of telephone surveys relative to face-to-face interviews, telephone surveys are more cost-effective for large samples and have been shown to provide similar results compared with face-to-face questioning in a study investigating falls risk and circumstances.
This study considers whether computer-mediated communication (CMC) reduces auditors' questioning during interactions with the client, compared to face-to-face (FTF) communication.
A face-to-face threat to report?
Face-to-face encounters were rare.
The face-to-face groups thrived.
