At a recent interview of about 10 of its 100 volunteers, when asked why they spend their free time writing, photographing and laying out pages, the group answered in a chorus: "Sam Fuller".
Diagnosis of prosopagnosia was made by a semi- structured interview of about 90 minutes [16] [20], [50].
Diagnosis of prosopagnosia was made by a semi-structured interview of about 90 minutes [28] [32], [81].
Cases and controls were included if they were at least 30 years of age (no upper age limit), German speaking, and mentally and physically able to participate in a personal interview of about one hour.
A follow-up telephone interview (of about 15 minutes) may also take place, although this is entirely optional, and only if participants write in the questionnaire they agree and provide their contact details.
In brief, patients who were mentally and physically able to participate in a personal interview of about 1 h were recruited by their clinicians, usually a few days after surgery.
The M.I.N.I. is a short, structured, interview of about 15 min that screens for several psychiatric disorders and drug use, often used in clinical and pharmacological research (Colzato & Hommel, 2008; Colzato et al., 2009; Sheehan et al., 1998).
The 2007 study cited above [25] consisted of about 20 interviews with private and public entities.
Each of the interviews lasted about 40 to 50 minutes.
