First, the group setting may generate a safer environment for discussing painful or precarious experiences than a face-to-face interview with an unknown interviewer.
Indeed, we have argued that 'gene talk' was a powerful means through which family members shaped and structured the fraught, intersubjective space of a research interview with an unknown interviewer.
The first is a 1984 documentary by Edgardo Cozarinsky: 66 minutes long, "Jean Cocteau: Portrait of an Unknown" rescues interviews with Cocteau conducted before his death, in 1963.
Following the patient interview, unknown or unreported variables are abstracted from the patient's medical chart, which is also used to crosscheck patient-reported data for quality assurance purposes.
While we were still captive, our fates unknown, Paul was interviewed on CNN by Ali Velshi.
A nearly heroic patience has been lavished on the gathering of letters, drafts and even unknown poems, of interviews and documents, of facts small, large and previously hidden.
In addition, patients diagnosed with PCOS were not included in the clinical experience of AB, and the participants in the present study were, prior to the interviews, unknown to AB.
She refers to herself in the interview as "unknown, totally obscure".
Although interviewing will continue until thematic saturation is achieved and therefore the exact number of interviews is unknown, we anticipate from prior experience that around 80 interviews (40 patients and 40 staff) will provide sufficiently rich data to meet our objectives.
Charles Moore, Lady Thatcher's official biographer, who spent ten years working on the project with the co-operation of the former Prime Minister, revealed her hitherto unknown views during an interview organised by The Spectator Magazine.
