Sentence examples for flexible questioning from inspiring English sources

Hieroglyphs enabled them to write spells but not to develop a more flexible, questioning literary culture: they left that to the Greeks.

The flexible questioning and synergetic effect of group conversations increases the likelihood that data and ideas will be produced that would remain uncovered with other methods (e.g. individual interviews).

A semi-structured interview guide provided a flexible framework for questioning for both focus groups and interviews.

An interview guide provided a flexible framework for questioning and explored a number of topics: models of postnatal depression; diagnosis and management of postnatal depression; the patient-professional relationship; professional-professional relationships and ways of working.

We used FGDs to ascertain consumer views about PC research, as the flexible nature of questioning allows the exploration of the wide range of opinions and attitudes held by participants [ 22].

An interview guide (see Appendix 1) provided a flexible framework for questioning and explored a number of areas: ideas about the cause of CFS/ME, previous experience of patients with CFS/ME, how the diagnosis of CFS/ME was achieved, and their role in management of these patients.

* IC = inner city; S = suburban; R = rural An interview guide provided a flexible framework for questioning and explored a number of areas: the cause of CFS/ME, previous experience of patients with CFS/ME, potential role and anticipated training needs, and experience of the psychological management of patients with long term conditions.

Each interview will be person centred, with questioning taking a flexible format guided by an aide memoire [ 13].

More flexible procedures allowing more room for consultation, exploration, questioning and prayerful reflection can be a liberating way of diminishing the problem of factions, the distortion of complex issues, and the evasion of difficult issues.

Without questioning why so many workers reach for flexible working (a 42% divorce rate is one depressingly familiar reason) there is no doubt demand exists and many people do want those arrangements.

The role of teachers in comparison with health professionals, Training in the KICk-OFF curriculum and teaching materials, The use of IT, laptop computers, interactive boards, etc, in the classroom setting, The pace/timing of sessions, The ability to be flexible within the curriculum, Behaviour management, Motivating, involving all group members and The role of questioning.