One of the reasons cited for Henry's impressive play up front is his ability to calmly score from one-on-ones.
The dutiful Lions captain appeared from one-on-one interview number two for a break.
Santangelo especially benefited from one-on-one instruction with Stockton, who would ride his bicycle to the games.
Others benefit from a structured class, while some find that the best results come from one-on-one work with a tutor.
He is generally kept so far away from one-on-one interviews that he might as well be wrapped in cellophane.
Apart from one-on-one treatment, there are a number of cognitive-behavioral books for blocked writers — for example, "Break Writer's Block Now!," by Jerrold Mundis, a novelist.
Tutoring can range from one-on-one sessions taught by neighbors or older students to classes at franchised centers, as well as over the Internet.
Officials at both campaigns say the most insightful data remains the basics: a voter's party affiliation, voting history, basic information like age and race, and preferences gleaned from one-on-one conversations with volunteers.
Many advocates say the most important changes have come from one-on-one conversations — that having gay neighbors, co-workers or family members has changed the minds of many people once opposed to same-sex marriage.
It is not easy to get students to attend the after-school sessions, which usually cost taxpayers $40 to $80 an hour per student, in settings that range from one-on-one instruction to large classes.
MAYOR RUDOLPH W. GIULIANI, who has shied away from one-on-one interviews with local reporters since he began his campaign for the United States Senate, will appear on a stage in New York with a reporter next month.
