A high degree of realism in training scenarios is a prerequisite for successful implementation of role play [ 42] and is particularly useful for overcoming the initial resistance often seen among participants engaging in peer role-play [ 24, 42, 46].
At Schwab Retirement Plan Services, we often see instances of participants taking 401(k) loans increase during the summer months.
A clue to look for is that, prior to impact, we often see one of the two participants initiating the high five by reaching out a slightly tilted right hand above their shoulder.
Where, in the past, non participants were often seen as 'unwilling' individuals, their opinions are currently valued in relation to the evaluation and adaptation of interventions [ 20].
Although not a participant myself, I often see the runners gathered at the finishing line, young and old, cheering one another on.
For example, one participant said she often saw young children get in the car themselves, leaving the backdoor unclosed or unlocked, when their parents picked them up, and there was a great risk for the children to be thrown out when the car was turning.
(Female survivor, interview) The level of IPV was perceived as high by all participants and was often seen as increasing: To say the truth violence here is too much.
As one participant said, PC is often seen as the ' last twenty-four hofrs of life' when ' morphine sedation infusion' starts.
Filling in (imputing) the missing values is often seen as the only alternative to omitting participants from the analysis.
Several participants noted that CP is often seen as a privilege or even a man's right.
Ethnographers often see the reactivity produced through such "solicited accounts" as a form of bias that precludes the perspectives of participants from emerging [ 21].
