ReprintsThe CCPOA (which did not reply to The Economist's repeated requests for interviews) returns the hostility.
Compliance with study medication was documented by interview, returned medication and completion of a patient's diary.
As a reporter for Stars and Stripes, he was based in London and, with a handful of other American journalists, interviewed returning US bomber crews.
During the Korean War, Lifton served as a psychiatrist in the Air Force, where his duties included interviewing returning American P.O.W.'s subjected to psychological manipulation by their captors — what the Chinese called "thought reform" and the United States denounced as "brainwashing".
His programme, broadcast on Radio 4 last year, came about after he spent time at the British Army camp in Bad Fallingbostel in northern Germany interviewing returning soldiers serving with 7th Armoured Brigade, also known as the Desert Rats.
Data were collected from a random subsample of 725 women (7.7% of the trial population) using structured interviews, coital diaries, in-depth interviews, counting returned gel applicators, focus group discussions, and ethnography.
We should, as Ferrante does in interviews, return to the themes of the story, rather than worrying about the story of the author's personal life. .
In Hong Kong, 2,784 contacts yielded 1,760 interviews (return rate 63%); 64% of respondents were women and 36% were men; their median age, 44 years (Table 1).
Individual filmed interviews were returned to patients to ensure they were happy for parts of their interview to be used in the compilation film.
The transcribed interviews were returned to the team members with the question of whether they felt that the text reflected their interviews.
