By definition, it is a highly personal topic that is charged with emotion for employees and can involve their personal aspirations, their sense of self worth and pressures they feel at home.
(3) Another personal topic that was discussed in the interviews was the GPs' views on the meaning of suffering and death in general and of their own death in particular.
[ 6, 9, 33, 43] These benefits of discussing anonymously are reported to be more sizeable for personal or sensitive topics that are troublesome to handle in a face-to-face environment [ 14, 16, 31, 39].
We decided against the implementation of group interviews as we wanted to provide a protected environment in which the SPs could talk freely about their personal motives, anxieties or topics that could be marked with shame.
Ms. Weissmann plans to institute smaller, more informal, member-led gatherings, "after the kids are in bed," where women can discuss topics that have personal relevance for them.
Tasks were graded to become more difficult as the academic year progressed, moving from personal topics to more abstract topics that required students to give their opinion.
A few weeks in, I realized personal grooming habits are not topics that come up very often for me with friends and certainly not with acquaintances or strangers.
But, to be truly useful, women can't shy away from asking their shadow cabinets about topics that seem too personal, such as compensation details, expat packages or interpersonal dynamics in the office.
Despite the many advantages of computer-assisted data collection, it is unclear if, when, or under what conditions embodied conversational agents (i.e., ECA, virtual humans) can replace human interviewers to collect personal information in interviews, especially for topics that might be regarded as 'sensitive'sensitive
