Drawing on a large survey conducted during the two months before the election, Mendelberg compared voters interviewed before Oct. 3, when the Bush campaign and news coverage began to emphasize Horton more often, to those interviewed between Oct. 3 and 21.
The most frequent suggestion was to provide the service more often (3 interviews, 8 questionnaire respondents) followed by having group sessions (2 interviews, 6 questionnaire respondents).
But more often the interviews are boilerplate and boring, and it's the roundtable discussion among Washington insiders that adds some spark.
While men are also sometimes asked about their outfits, more often their interviews focus on their achievements as actors.
"I think if they have something interesting to say, they will be interviewed more often," he said.
Mr Putin was also asked about the perceived bias and lack of opposition coverage on state TV channels, to which he replied: "I think if they have something interesting to say, they will be interviewed more often".
Therefore, patients in remission may be interviewed more often when served by a FACT-team and this could explain part of the effect reported in the present paper.
The private practitioners who could not be interviewed were more often specialist (pulmonologist and internist) than those who were interviewed.
In addition, we found that patients born outside Canada, required more effort to complete an interview and more often had an incomplete interview.
"They are mentioned more often in the interviews I've conducted than any other group.
Overall, key concepts were used more often in the interviews than in the written ACORNS instrument.
