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Figure 1 illustrates the model of interviewing that was adopted for the initial interviews.

The researcher and interpreter reflected on the progress of the interviews and it was felt that a new model of interviewing should be adopted.

The interviews often brought the women and their families away from other work and this model of interviewing seemed to reduce the focus on the participants, as they had to wait while information was interpreted.

Data from the researcher's field notes provided evidence of experiences in working with an interpreter and show how the model of interviewing was adapted over time to give a more active role to the interpreter.

The model of interviewing was subsequently changed to an active model, so that the interpreter carried out most of the interview, with the aim of improving the flow of interviews and making the interviews less burdensome.

"He sort of set the model for interviewing politicians," said Robert S. Bennett, the Washington lawyer who represented President Bill Clinton in the Monica Lewinsky scandal and, at times, was heavily involved in his communications strategy.

Dietary intake training for the interviewers included review of all protocols and scripts, modeling of interviewing, practice interviews with children similar in age to the study participants, use of tools for portion-size estimation, quality control, and focus on children's reporting of food items.

We used intermittent and retrospective probes as part of a "hybrid model" of cognitive interviewing that consisted of a mix of the "think aloud" and "verbal probing" approaches [26].

If we return to the Figueiredo (2008) four-dimensional transdisciplinary model of engineering, Makers interviewed showed strong capabilities in "design knowledge" and "knowledge from doing" categories.

It is also innovative in developing a model of group motivational interviewing that is intended to be delivered by a mid level health worker who themselves may only have basic education.

Interviews which are used are: the Clinical Interview for Parents of high-risk infants (CLIP) [ 70] and the Working model of the Child Interview (WMCI) [ 71].