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The document summarizes a mock interview conducted using a child interview model. It provides reflections on the strengths and weaknesses of the interviewer's approach in the introduction, building rapport, gathering information, and providing closure. Overall, the interviewer received feedback on improving documentation, asking fewer leading questions, obtaining more detailed information, and neutralizing the conversation at the end.
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- 1. Mock Interview Angel Coyle Professional Responses Maltreatment
- 2. Child Interview Model Using Child Interview Procedure
- 3. Interview: Introduction Introduction • Documentation of video • Informing of ground rules
- 4. Reflection of Introduction Strengths • Advised of the recording • Explained my role • Established the ground rules • Let her know can correct if I get information incorrect • If I repeat question, it’s not because the first answer was incorrect Weaknesses • Lack of example for correction • Didn’t document video thoroughly • Date, time, location, etc
- 5. Interview: Building Rapport Build Rapport • Assess competency • Establishing rapport
- 6. Reflection of Rapport Strengths • Discussed topics that were easy to talk about: • School • School friends • Open-ended questions • Identification of anatomy Weaknesses • Didn’t establish a competency / functioning level • Assumed that when Sally stated ―my brother’s friend touched me‖ it was the friend that came over often. • Stated ―good‖ often, which would prompt Sally to think her answers are rated good/bad • Need to only ask 1 question at a time (do your friends come over/your brother’s friends come over—too much at once, allow to speak
- 7. Interview: Gathering Information Ascertain Information • Who • What • Where • When • How
- 8. Reflection of Gathering Information Strengths • Reflective Listening • Determined: • Who – Eddie (brother’s friend) • What – fondled butt, breasts & vaginal area • Where– At home (bathroom, bedroom) • When – while brother watching (parents at work) Weaknesses • Obtain information in more detail, deeper probing • Time frame (to try to get time/day more specific) • Location specifics (location of bed, etc) • Less closed-ended questions • Avoid the leading questions (your mom & dad weren’t home yet?)
- 9. Interview: Closure Closure • Summarize of abuse • Ask if any other abuse • Revert to neutral subject • Inform of what’s next • Thank child
- 10. Reflection of Closure Strengths • Thanked her • Asked if she had any questions for me, any other information • Advised we would happen next Weaknesses • No restating the account • Didn’t neutralize the conversation
- 11. Child Interview Model The End