Acquiescence may result from respondents taking shortcuts in the response process and paying only superficial attention to interview cues [ 7].
One scientist suggested that his interview was superficial.
Two weeks ago, Israel's consul general in Los Angeles, Ehud Danoch, emerged from an advance screening and promptly denounced the film in a series of interviews as "presumptuous" and "superficial".
In general, and in spite of its deft use of archival video clips and interviews, "Giuliani Time" offers a superficial reading of recent New York history, zeroing in on the headlines while often missing the context.
The interviews were usually relatively superficial, but meaningful nonetheless because each month a new celebrity agreed to be featured in a gay magazine and to discuss, on some level, gay people and gay political issues.
His interview consisted of "a few superficial questions", he recalled in his memoir, Into the Wind.
"People think Hollywood and fashion are really superficial," Afonso Salcedo says in a phone interview with The Huffington Post.
Maron felt played and that the interview was a lot more superficial than he would have liked and he also got calls and emails from other comics urging Maron to dig deeper.
As an example, telephone interviewing may have resulted in more superficial and briefer responses to questions than would have been the case if the interviews had been conducted face to face; 12 indeed comments on feedback forms were often brief.
Most studies still employ relatively superficial methods such as surveys or short interviews.
