Also the interviewer directed questions on the different themes to the less expressive participants during the interviews to compensate for increased weight of more dominant focus group members.
First triangulation of data, i.e., use of both one-on-one in-depth interviews and focus groups compensated for each method's individual limitations.
This limitation may have partly been compensated by interviews with key staff who offered their observations based on their experience with migrant-friendly activities in their institutions, particularly the needs assessments conducted for the MFH projects.
Clinicians were compensated $25, and interviews were conducted between October, 2004 and March , 2005
Respondents were not compensated for the interviews, as the cultural norm does not support material inducements for such activities.
Not interviewing nurses may have been compensated by triangulation with the international literature, which focuses on their needs [ 30, 31, 35].
To some degree, we have compensated this by interviewing the investigating police officer and, in the first cluster, also the parents of the suicide victim.
Nevertheless, this has been compensated through triangulation with interviews and other sources of information (country reports, consultants' reviews, OECD reports, donors' evaluation reports, and government documents).
We used supplied weighting factors to correct for the unequal probability of selection resulting from only one adult per household being interviewed and to compensate for some non-response bias by calibrating the Omnibus Survey sample to Office for National Statistics population totals.
For example, if you've decided that you will need a new management team in place within two years, that goal is going to affect how you recruit, interview, hire, and compensate your staff.
