[5] [This interviewer is not one to put too fine a point on things, apparently.].
Importantly, this interviewer is not a health professional with whom the respondent is in a dependent relationship.
To keep the patient engaged throughout this process, the interviewer was prepared with numerous probes that fostered a conversation-like environment.
At this point, she relates, the interviewer was jubilant.
In total, 3.9% of all respondents contacted via mobile telephone would not confirm they were 18 years or older, even after the interviewer explained that this procedure was just to ensure that the interviewer was not speaking to a minor.
In this context, the interviewer is attempting to assess your ability to synthesize the elements of the problem into a coherent and cohesive solution.
At this point the interviewer is probably staring at the ceiling to double check whether there is any paint drying in the top lefthand corner.
According to Seale et al. (2010), respondents are able to easily and comfortably explain their answers in this technique, and the interviewer is able to elaborate ambiguous questions or questions that the interviewee did not fully comprehend initially.
Depression may not have detected in this study because the interviewer, being a third party, did not have access to the patients' medical information, which might have shown evidence of depression.
At this juncture Bush, perhaps concerned that this nice-sounding interviewer was luring him into saying something that would outrage conservative Republicans, or that Colbert's researchers hadn't read up on his record, reaffirmed his commitment to reducing the size of the government.
