Second, they should be as honest as possible with interviewees about what they want, what their report could achieve, and inform relatives that others are involved in editorial decisions about the story.
In the depth interviews, we asked interviewees about what sexual practices they had engaged in, the circumstances of those practices and how they felt about them.
Therefore, the interviewees' perceptions about what types of food are healthy proved to be appropriate, according to scientifically recognized dietary patterns (Brazil, Ministry of Health, Secretary of Health Care, Department of Primary Care, 2014).
Analysis of the nature of interviewees' comments about what they thought physiotherapy provided identified six key themes.
Active channels of communication with family, friends, and peers from South Africa kept interviewees informed about what others were now doing, and many used this to make comparisons with their own situation.
However, the questions suggested by (c) were extremely important because they allowed our interviewees to speak about what was most important for them: distributed control, its technical superiority, its prospects, the difficult relations with OEMs, their lives as system integrators, the dream of a more stable business based on PVPs.
Meanwhile the interviewee asks questions about what they think will give them job satisfaction -- salary ranges, work-life balance, stock options -- while ignoring the most important job "hygiene" factor: their manager.
Tracks are cut frustratingly short to fit into the programme format, and, more seriously, the interviewees don't often talk about what their musical choices mean.
One of the interviewees from Waterbury, Ray Leopold, talks about what it meant to be Jewish and about the high level of craftsmanship that used to be found in the city's factories, and that's about as vivid as Waterbury gets.
They recently posed a question to a group of interviewees: "Do you ever wonder about what's in your water?" "I almost never wonder.
Think about what your interviewee does.
