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This Cognitive Interview Protocol is structured to gather quantitative data across multiple cultures and languages, including demographic information and health conditions, using a structured guide and simple instructions. The protocol involves various follow-up probes to assess functioning, cognitive aspects, and health status, providing valuable insights for analysis across different development levels and countries.
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Cognitive Interview Obstacles • Little or no training • No understanding of cognitive methods • No CAPI • Multiple languages • Multiple cultures • Multiple levels of development
Requirements • Structured interview guide • Very simple instructions • Few skip patterns • Quantitative data and analysis
Cognitive Interview Protocol Designed to illustrate: • Administration ease • Interpretations • Factors considered • Degree of consistency with physical abilities
Cognitive Interview Protocol • Demographic Section: Country, gender, age, SES • Question Testing Sections • Core Question • Interviewer Coding • Open-ended Follow-up Probe • Cognitive Follow-up Probe • Functioning Follow-up Probe • Health Questions • Subjective health • Chronic condition list
Interviewer Code: Did the respondent… • need you to repeat any part of the question? Yes/No • have any difficulty using the response options? Yes/No • ask for clarification or qualify their answer? Yes/No
Open-ended Follow-up Probe • Why did you answer that way?
Cognitive Follow-up Probes: • How often they had difficulty • The amount of effort they needed to put into the activity • How often they felt self-conscious about the difficulty • The degree of concern or worry they had regarding the difficulty • How often they wished they could do the do the activity better
Functioning Follow-up Probes • Presence of a condition • Use of an assistive device • Degree of difficulty doing related activities
Health Status • General health question • Why did you answer that way? • Health conditions
Interviewer Debriefing • Details about the interview and interview setting • Insight into the quality of the information
Analysis Plans • Patterns in the response process • Interpretation • Judgment • Patterns of response error • Across countries and demographic variables