First, none of the professionals interviewed challenged the evidence.
The use of interpreters during interviews challenges the interaction between interviewer and interviewees [ 28].
After the interviews, the survey was modified and interviewers underwent a 5 hour training session to prepare for data collection and potential interview challenges.
Jeanette Purkis, an author and advocate for the autism community, says many people on the spectrum struggle with job interviews as they often find the sensory experience and social interactions in an interview challenging.
In Professor Smith's previous book, "American Evangelicalism: Embattled and Thriving" (University of Chicago, 1998), his extensive polling and interviews challenged the widespread stereotype that evangelicalism only flourished in intellectual and economic backwaters, isolated enclaves guarded from what Walter Lippmann famously called the "acids of modernity".
While the interview challenged participants' practice, most rose to the challenge.
Many of the women we interviewed encountered significant challenges with breastfeeding, including insufficient milk supply, difficulty getting the baby to latch properly, pain during breastfeeding, or, later, the need to integrate breastfeeding with employment.
The foreign-born GPs interviewed experienced particular challenges with patients with multiple conditions or mental health problems, and with demanding, consumer oriented patients.
Researchers will, during visits, make field notes noting their own activities (e.g. time taken collecting data, interviews arranged, interviews cancelled, challenges) but also observations made during the visit (things they see related to the project).
Despite these tensions, it was rare for women we interviewed to directly challenge the value of breastfeeding.
