A major limitation of the validity of our study findings is the fact that the methods we used to collect data (semi-structured and focus group interviews) are prone to interviewer-bias.
If clinicians are not familiar with psychiatric diagnostic procedures and especially the clinical diagnosis of PTSD, it is more advisable to use a psychometrically sound self-report measure which is less prone to mistakes than interview measures.
Level-headed and prone to understatement when I interviewed her for the Guardian in 2013, she described the songwriting gift that enabled her to knock out such hits as Don't Stop and Little Lies as follows: "I don't know what it is really … I think I'm just good with hooks".
Throughout the entire interview, Kellyanne attempted to redirect questions about Trump to the subject of Clinton, something she is prone to do in every interview.
Green was prone to monosyllabic answers during her interview with Hutchinson, and described herself as "tuning out" to avoid excessive emotion.
The validity is supported by the agreement between the groups of doctors, and the disagreement between individual doctors makes it likely that individual evaluations of interviews are prone to be biased.
The data obtained from parent interviews was prone to recall bias and, in some cases, information was missing or deemed too unreliable to be used, necessitating the creation of categorical variables such as the variable for feeding pattern to attempt to address this shortfall.
A seasoned negotiator not prone to overstatement, he said in an interview today that he saw "grounds for hope and even optimism about prospects for reunification".
In her journalistic heyday, the late seventies, she was prone to view the world solely through interviews with famous, powerful, and charismatic people.
There was some evidence that when conducting interviews they were prone to ask leading questions eg " I suppose [carer] is feeling better because he can see an improvement in you?" and missed prompts from participants to pursue a line of questioning.
