If a young child is asking questions about the event, answer them simply without the elaboration needed for an older child or adult.
Building on the observation that trauma memories are disjointed and often lack crucial context information, Ehlers and colleagues (Ehlers and Clark, 2000; Ehlers, Hackmann and Michael, 2004) outlined that memory elaboration needs to link the hot spots of the trauma with new information that updates their meanings.
Therefore, with the exception of items related to age (required to confirm eligibility), education and language including literacy (required to help guide the interviewer on the likely extent of elaborations needed), the interview sequence was changed so that the demographic questions were last.
So they joined the Army, Bartle says, "where life needed no elaboration, and others would tell us who to be.
Averroës' translations and commentaries on Aristotle and Plato so influenced scholars like Thomas Aquinas that he and others across Europe, assuming his name needed no elaboration, referred to Ibn Rushd simply as "The Commentator".
In that case, further elaboration is needed to characterize the extreme point by examining whether N ( y ) contains an extreme point or not.
Interviews were conducted in English, although fieldworkers were fluent in relevant local languages in case further elaboration was needed.
Further elaboration of needed interventions to reduce racial and ethnic disparities can be found elsewhere [ 114, 115].
- I don't see why pathogen defense needs to be invoked as a specialized process in which the cpRAS is involved and perhaps some elaboration is needed.
Interviews were typically 1 hour in duration and followed a discussion guide consisting of seven open-ended questions with probes to encourage clarification and elaboration as needed [ 15- 17].
Observation this sharp needs no elaboration.
