After each interview, the interviewer made field notes and documented, in particular, personal accounts, questions, emotions and reflected on her impressions.
The CRQ-SAS is constituted of 20 items that cover four domains: dyspnoea with 5 questions, fatigue with 4 questions, emotion with 7 questions, and mastery (Feeling of control over the disease) with 4 questions.
Ranging from subdued chuckles to hysteria bordering on tears, the four-minute dialogue between male and female subjects provokes the observer to question what emotions are being expressed and how to recognize their meaning.
This measure has five domains: 1) physical symptoms (6 questions); 2) sports and recreation (4 questions); 3) work (4 questions); 4) life style (4 questions); and, 5) emotions (3 questions).
The QLCCDQ consists of 15 questions and covers: emotions (4 questions); patient-perceived symptoms (3 questions); and role limitations (8 questions) including social (3 questions), occupational (3 questions), and family roles (2 questions).
Holkenborg says Deadpool was one of the most difficult projects he's ever worked on because in any given scene, the emotional range could change four or five times, "I often get the question 'Which emotion is the hardest to score?' None, they're all easy.
And maybe things are only truly funny if they are connected to an honest question or emotion.
For the latter, a facilitator may ask questions what emotions the participants are feeling during the exploration of a certain frame.
But when you're transitioning, you're faced with questions and emotions".
Between our experiences as patients and caregivers, and because George is a physician himself, there is rarely an oncological question or emotion we haven't asked or experienced.
