We teach them a lot about how you probe for information, what works, what doesn't work, all of those things.
Materials near the source's former location may be probed for information on accumulated dose by taking advantage of radiation-induced charge trapping that occurs in many common materials.
Previous data from behavioral economics are consistent with the claim that the modal NE in human play approximates both players using 'Tit-for-tat' strategies (see Section 4) modified by occasional defections to probe for information, and some post-defection cooperation that manifests (limited) toleration of such probes.
Discussion guides developed by the academic investigators for both HCPs and the general public included questions that probed for information regarding general perceptions and experiences with adult vaccination and reasons for receiving or not receiving adult vaccines.
IDI participants were asked similar introductory questions as in the FGDs, but were also asked and probed for information such as why they complied with referral or why they did not comply, and who was responsible for this decision making.
The questionnaire also included an open-ended question on the last page asking for comments about their hospital stay or the questionnaire itself, and probed for information regarding errors or unnecessary problems during or after their hospital stay.
15 This approach has advantages over collecting data from medical records or using self-completion questionnaires, because it allows the interviewer to clarify and check the sequence of events, and to probe for information that patients might not consider relevant.
Conway also aims to thwart fraudsters probing for personal information.
Third, our survey method did not permit probing for more information or for observation of non-verbal cues such as facial expressions or body language.
