First prompting interviewees to verbally describe the word, "If you don't speak the language, these words come to you as a sound," said Lee. "[Subjects] were using their imaginations, their history, their background— to create meaning".
In other words, CM neither encouraged nor discouraged women to discuss their alcohol use but, when it arose, prompted interviewees to explore the subject in detail.
We were open to free discussion and the interview guide only served to prompt the interviewees about potential areas to discuss.
They should be patient and friendly, occasionally asking open-ended questions and speaking only enough to prompt the interviewee or steer the discussion toward an important topic.
At the beginning of the interview, he prompted the interviewees to reflect on their English learning experience as if they were writing a language memoir before asking them to elaborate what they wrote down in the memoir.
For example, providing nods or affirmations could have prompted some interviewees to elaborate more/less on the question.
What about the application process to Oxford University prompted an interviewee to quip to a CNN reporter, "Are they on drugs?" The newly added question "Would you rather be, a novel or a poem?," which every bright-eyed young hopeful must answer, presumably without giggling.
The interviewers displayed geographical visualizations of the territory, prompting each interviewee to evaluate the ecosystem services: supply (food), regulation (water, climate, soil erosion, and soil fertility), support (biodiversity), and culture (landscape and recreation).
Demonstrated impacts on care quality and patient satisfaction were compelling, and the potential impact on costs prompted one interviewee to call it a "win-win-win" innovation.
Our intent would be to maximize the efficiency of participatory diagramming as a tool to collect a quick snapshot of interviewees' views by avoiding the use of verbal prompts and providing only limited direction to interviewees through the exercise.
