Last September, The Associated Press published its long account, which is still on its Web site (www.ap.org), complete with videotapes containing sections of interviews with Mr. Daily and Mr. Hesselman.
Select sections of interviews were double-coded for quality control, and the disagreement was insignificant.
Raw data were condensed into text components, the smallest size being sentences and the largest complete sections of text, interview by interview.
For three interviews, two sections of the interview were excluded from analysis (focal animal identification and pile sorting) as multiple individuals were present and it was not possible to assign animal identification to a single individual.
In most studies, irritability was measured using items from the oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) section of interviews [ 28].
While the researcher-prepared diagrams were effective tools for eliciting high-quality verbal comments from interviewees, this section of the interview also required considerably more time to complete than anticipated, reducing the interviewer-interviewee interchange for subsequent sections of the interview.
Purposefully, no possible links were discussed between psychological wellbeing, impairment, disability or social support from children in order to blind the interviewers to the research hypotheses and none of these sections of the interview immediately followed each other in sequence.
Eighteen women interviewed had personal experiences with infertility and their medical histories helped test the fertility-related sections of the interview.
(Amy Davidson wrote about sections of the interview, and the book, that were released last week).
The sections of her interview where she admits that the cleric inspired her to attempt murder were not produced in court, and are revealed here for the first time.
