The 16-item Interview Rating Scale [ 17] was used to assess generic communication skills (e.g. opening and closing the interview, establishing rapport with the patient, appropriate questioning style, eye contact).
If the interview establishes that symptoms meeting diagnostic criteria for major depression have been present since the last assessment, we shall ask participants when this episode of depression started (and ended, if they are no longer symptomatic).
This interview established the presence of current panic attacks, that the patient consented to be randomised, resided in Stockholm County, and that he or she had daily Internet access.
A semi-structured interview established the absence of medical, traumatic, psychiatric, or sleep disorders.
Essentially, that interview established that the expense transfers were not handled as normal accounting adjustments would have been.
We interview established advisers such as Geraldine Weiss of Investment Quality Trends, and we ferret out unknown advisers with excellent track records, such as John Myers of Outstanding Investments.
The cognitive interviews established that the best understood word with this target group was 'bowel', and PILs were changed to reflect this.
Student responses in the pilot interviews established that students who consistently used MRCA to interpret the relationships on evolutionary trees consistently answered the questions correctly (Fig. 8) and students that did not use MRCA to interpret relationships did not consistently answer questions correctly (Figs. 5, 6, 7).
A Tatler interview, establishing her as a privileged, yes, but unassuming mother of two who'd tried to save her marriage, was syndicated in the Sunday Times.
Early in the interview we established the location of all the participants' children (biological, adopted and step-children) by asking their names, where they lived and length of time living at that location.
I don't know whether you call potatoes a vegetable, do you?" The interview process established that some respondents thought that the information in the leaflets was not new, and in some cases was "common sense".
