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This document provides guidance on conducting effective interviews. It discusses preparing for interviews by creating an interview schedule and guide. The schedule identifies who and when to interview. The guide structures the interview with questions aligned to objectives. When conducting interviews, building rapport is important. Asking open, closed, and probing questions can elicit quality responses. Taking thorough notes in a standard format allows for comparing and summarizing interviews. Factors like the interviewee's personality and behavior may influence the interview and require adapting the approach.
This document provides tips for successful interviews. It discusses preparing for an interview by researching the company and position, practicing interview skills, and presenting yourself professionally. The document outlines common interview questions, how to answer difficult questions, and what to do during the interview, such as asking questions of the interviewer.
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The document provides steps and tips for conducting successful job interviews. It outlines preparing for the interview by learning about the position and company, anticipating questions, developing your own questions, and preparing references. It also discusses common interview questions, how to answer questions about salary, and why you want the specific job and company. The document then describes how to conduct the interview, including preparing the setting, explaining the format, and types of interview questions to ask about behaviors, opinions, feelings, knowledge, and background. It concludes with tips for wording questions clearly and remaining neutral during the interview.
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This document provides guidance on competency-based interviews. It explains that competency-based interviews focus on behaviors and ask candidates to provide examples of when they demonstrated key competencies. The document advises candidates to prepare by developing examples using the STAR technique and to practice their answers. It also provides sample questions across 8 common competency areas and advises candidates on techniques for responding confidently during the interview.
This document provides guidance on conducting effective interviews. It discusses preparing for interviews by creating an interview schedule and guide. The schedule identifies who and when to interview. The guide structures the interview with questions aligned to objectives. When conducting interviews, building rapport is important. Asking open, closed, and probing questions can elicit quality responses. Taking thorough notes in a standard format allows for comparing and summarizing interviews. Factors like the interviewee's personality and behavior may influence the interview and require adapting the approach.
This document provides tips for successful interviews. It discusses preparing for an interview by researching the company and position, practicing interview skills, and presenting yourself professionally. The document outlines common interview questions, how to answer difficult questions, and what to do during the interview, such as asking questions of the interviewer.
The document provides guidance on conducting effective interviews for journalistic purposes. It discusses preparing for interviews by focusing on one topic, researching interviewees, and selecting an appropriate time and place. It also offers tips for conducting interviews such as building rapport, asking both easy and difficult questions, anticipating answers, and following up after interviews. The overall goal is to acquire accurate information and interesting quotes for stories in a focused exchange that takes 3 to 20 minutes.
The document provides steps and tips for conducting successful job interviews. It outlines preparing for the interview by learning about the position and company, anticipating questions, developing your own questions, and preparing references. It also discusses common interview questions, how to answer questions about salary, and why you want the specific job and company. The document then describes how to conduct the interview, including preparing the setting, explaining the format, and types of interview questions to ask about behaviors, opinions, feelings, knowledge, and background. It concludes with tips for wording questions clearly and remaining neutral during the interview.
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The document provides tips for easing nerves and starting an interview presentation confidently. It recommends preparing the presentation in advance, sharing a relevant personal story to engage the audience and demonstrate competency, and using media like videos or infographics early in the presentation to allow time to relax before speaking. The tips suggest surprising the audience by briefly presenting without slides to display confidence and understanding of the topic.
This document provides guidance for conducting successful telephone interviews, whether as the interviewer or interviewee. It outlines steps to prepare such as anticipating questions, practicing responses, and organizing relevant materials. During the interview, tips are given such as confirming names, taking notes, providing concise answers, and asking questions. Sample questions are also provided that may be asked in an interview for a head of school position. The document stresses preparing in advance, making a good impression, being honest yet positive, and following up with a thank you note.
The document discusses different types of interviews. It defines an interview as a meeting between two people, the interviewer and interviewee, where the interviewer asks questions to obtain information. Interviews have two main purposes - to assess if a candidate is suitable for a role and company culture, and to identify the best candidate to fill a vacancy. The document then outlines various ways interviews can be classified, such as by structure, purpose, content, and how they are administered. It provides examples of different types of interviews such as structured, unstructured, stress, and exit interviews. The document also discusses one-to-one, sequential, group, and panel interviews.
This document provides guidance on conducting effective interviews. It discusses preparing for interviews by creating an interview schedule and guide to focus the discussion. The three key steps are preparation, execution, and review. During execution, building rapport, asking open and closed questions, probing for details, and paraphrasing are recommended techniques. Afterward, interviews should be reviewed by writing up notes summarizing key findings, background, discussion points, and next steps.
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This document provides guidance on conducting effective interviews. It discusses preparing an interview schedule and guide to structure the interviews. The interview guide should include an introduction, body, and wrap-up section with open-ended, closed, and probe questions. When conducting interviews, building rapport is important while maintaining focus. Afterward, notes should be written to capture key findings, background, discussion points, and next steps. Adjusting approach based on the interviewee's personality and providing feedback on the process are also discussed.
The document provides guidance on conducting effective interviews through preparation with an interview schedule and guide, execution of the interviews with open and closed questioning techniques, and review of interview notes; it discusses building rapport, focusing interviews, listening, questioning, and summarizing key findings from interviews.
Getting the Right People in the Right Seats on the Bus:Behavioral Interviewing discusses behavioral interviewing as a more effective interviewing technique than traditional interviewing. Behavioral interviewing is based on the assumption that past performance predicts future performance, and involves asking candidates about specific past experiences that demonstrate the key behaviors needed for the job. It has a 70% validity rate for predicting job success, compared to only 19% for traditional interviewing. The document provides guidance on developing behavioral interview questions focused on competencies required for the role.
The document provides guidance on conducting effective interviews. It discusses preparing for interviews by creating an interview schedule and guide. The schedule tracks who will be interviewed and when, while the guide structures the questions. It also covers best practices for executing interviews, such as building rapport, asking open and closed questions, and taking detailed notes. The review involves analyzing notes to identify key findings and gaps requiring follow up.
This booklet covers Step 1 Capturing Information of the five-step documentation process (Step 1 – Capturing Information, Step 2 – Structuring Information, Step 3 – Presenting Information, Step 4 –Communicating Information, Step 5 – Storing and Maintaining Information). This booklet provides some basic tips, techniques, approaches and exercises for understanding and practicing how to capture information effectively.
1. The document discusses the key parts and elements of an effective presentation, including the introduction, main body, and conclusion. It emphasizes that the introduction should capture audience attention within 15 seconds, the main body should cover the topic thoroughly using clear transitions between points, and the conclusion should summarize main points without new information.
2. It also provides tips for delivering presentations effectively, such as being well prepared, engaging the audience, and being able to answer questions. Checklists are included to help presenters establish the purpose and requirements and practice their presentation skills.
3. Overall, the document offers guidance on structuring presentations systematically and techniques for delivering presentations confidently through preparation and audience interaction.
The document provides guidance on various aspects of interviewing including:
1) Interviews can happen anywhere and one should always be prepared; first impressions are important.
2) There are different types of interviews including employment, appraisal, disciplinary, and role-playing interviews.
3) Employers generally have three main concerns - skills, personal characteristics, and costs.
4) Proper preparation, research, rehearsal, relaxation techniques, and follow-up are emphasized.
1. The document provides tips for excelling at job interviews, noting that interviews are learnable skills rather than innate talents. It discusses common interview mistakes and emphasizes the importance of preparation, practice, and perseverance.
2. Key aspects of preparation include understanding an interviewer's priorities of assessing job skills, personality fit, and motivation. Candidates should prepare their own answers to common questions within these categories.
3. Practice is also vital, such as rehearsing answers aloud and conducting mock interviews. Perseverance is important for overcoming challenges and improving interview skills over time.
The document outlines guidelines for conducting qualitative interviews, including focusing the interview on the participant's experiences, asking open-ended questions, being knowledgeable about the topic while avoiding leading questions or personal inquiries, and preparing summaries that describe the interview and include memos about themes, methodology, and personal reflections. Qualitative interviews aim to have participants do most of the talking to provide rich details about how and why they experienced certain events. Interviewers must listen actively and be sensitive in structuring the interview.
This document provides sample interview questions, tips for preparing for an interview, and guidance on answering common question types. It includes examples of questions in several categories: about yourself, strengths/weaknesses, work-life balance, skills/achievements, job fit, work history, behavioral, and situational. The document advises researching the company and job, anticipating questions, and having examples ready. It also outlines best practices for interview day and next steps to take to enhance skills.
This document provides information about communication skills needed for employment interviews. It discusses what an interview is, the purposes of interviews from both the interviewer and interviewee perspectives, and different types of interviews. It also outlines fundamentals for facing an interview, including researching the company, dressing appropriately, preparing key points, and identifying achievements. The document discusses non-verbal communication components like eye contact, gestures, movement, and posture. It concludes with etiquette tips for before, during, and after an interview.
This document provides an interview questionnaire guide to help hiring supervisors select questions that will help identify the best candidate for a position. It includes sample questions organized into the following categories: background review, initiative, stress tolerance, planning and organizing, technical/position specific questions, work standard, teamwork, communication skills, leadership, and job motivation. The questions are meant to be behavioral based and prevent asking illegal questions. The same set of questions should be used to interview all candidates.
This document provides tips for conducting interviews. It discusses planning the interview by clearly articulating the purpose and determining the interview format. Some common formats are informal interviews, general interview guides, standardized open-ended interviews, and closed fixed-response interviews. The document also discusses developing good interview questions, choosing an interview location, recruiting interviewees, conducting the interview, and following up after the interview.
This document provides tips for preparing for and conducting a successful job interview. It recommends researching common interview questions, the company, and your own background to feel prepared. During the interview, establishing rapport, controlling the flow, and parting on good terms are important. Details like spelling should also be double checked. Preparing thoroughly and following basic steps can help make interviews go well.
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The document discusses in-depth interviews, which involve open-ended questions to deeply explore a respondent's perspective. Key features include semi-structured questioning that allows the conversation to flow naturally, seeking to understand responses through interpretation and clarification, and recording responses, observations, and reflections. The seven stages of in-depth interviews are: 1) determining the purpose and key information, 2) designing an interview guide, 3) conducting the interview, 4) transcribing responses, 5) analyzing themes in the information, 6) verifying the information through methods like triangulation, and 7) reporting findings to stakeholders. A skilled interviewer is a good listener who can notice nonverbal cues and remain flexible and open-minded throughout the
The document provides tips for easing nerves and starting an interview presentation confidently. It recommends preparing the presentation in advance, sharing a relevant personal story to engage the audience and demonstrate competency, and using media like videos or infographics early in the presentation to allow time to relax before speaking. The tips suggest surprising the audience by briefly presenting without slides to display confidence and understanding of the topic.
This document provides guidance for conducting successful telephone interviews, whether as the interviewer or interviewee. It outlines steps to prepare such as anticipating questions, practicing responses, and organizing relevant materials. During the interview, tips are given such as confirming names, taking notes, providing concise answers, and asking questions. Sample questions are also provided that may be asked in an interview for a head of school position. The document stresses preparing in advance, making a good impression, being honest yet positive, and following up with a thank you note.
The document discusses different types of interviews. It defines an interview as a meeting between two people, the interviewer and interviewee, where the interviewer asks questions to obtain information. Interviews have two main purposes - to assess if a candidate is suitable for a role and company culture, and to identify the best candidate to fill a vacancy. The document then outlines various ways interviews can be classified, such as by structure, purpose, content, and how they are administered. It provides examples of different types of interviews such as structured, unstructured, stress, and exit interviews. The document also discusses one-to-one, sequential, group, and panel interviews.
This document provides guidance on conducting effective interviews. It discusses preparing for interviews by creating an interview schedule and guide to focus the discussion. The three key steps are preparation, execution, and review. During execution, building rapport, asking open and closed questions, probing for details, and paraphrasing are recommended techniques. Afterward, interviews should be reviewed by writing up notes summarizing key findings, background, discussion points, and next steps.
This document provides an overview of research techniques and information evaluation for a personal project workshop. It discusses questionnaires, interviews, and evaluating information sources. For questionnaires, it covers designing effective questions and types of questions. For interviews, it discusses benefits and best practices for conducting interviews. It also provides tips for evaluating information based on criteria like currency, authority, objectivity, accuracy, and coverage. The overall document serves as a useful guide for personal project research.
This document provides guidance on conducting effective interviews. It discusses preparing an interview schedule and guide to structure the interviews. The interview guide should include an introduction, body, and wrap-up section with open-ended, closed, and probe questions. When conducting interviews, building rapport is important while maintaining focus. Afterward, notes should be written to capture key findings, background, discussion points, and next steps. Adjusting approach based on the interviewee's personality and providing feedback on the process are also discussed.
The document provides guidance on conducting effective interviews through preparation with an interview schedule and guide, execution of the interviews with open and closed questioning techniques, and review of interview notes; it discusses building rapport, focusing interviews, listening, questioning, and summarizing key findings from interviews.
Getting the Right People in the Right Seats on the Bus:Behavioral Interviewing discusses behavioral interviewing as a more effective interviewing technique than traditional interviewing. Behavioral interviewing is based on the assumption that past performance predicts future performance, and involves asking candidates about specific past experiences that demonstrate the key behaviors needed for the job. It has a 70% validity rate for predicting job success, compared to only 19% for traditional interviewing. The document provides guidance on developing behavioral interview questions focused on competencies required for the role.
The document provides guidance on conducting effective interviews. It discusses preparing for interviews by creating an interview schedule and guide. The schedule tracks who will be interviewed and when, while the guide structures the questions. It also covers best practices for executing interviews, such as building rapport, asking open and closed questions, and taking detailed notes. The review involves analyzing notes to identify key findings and gaps requiring follow up.
This booklet covers Step 1 Capturing Information of the five-step documentation process (Step 1 – Capturing Information, Step 2 – Structuring Information, Step 3 – Presenting Information, Step 4 –Communicating Information, Step 5 – Storing and Maintaining Information). This booklet provides some basic tips, techniques, approaches and exercises for understanding and practicing how to capture information effectively.
1. The document discusses the key parts and elements of an effective presentation, including the introduction, main body, and conclusion. It emphasizes that the introduction should capture audience attention within 15 seconds, the main body should cover the topic thoroughly using clear transitions between points, and the conclusion should summarize main points without new information.
2. It also provides tips for delivering presentations effectively, such as being well prepared, engaging the audience, and being able to answer questions. Checklists are included to help presenters establish the purpose and requirements and practice their presentation skills.
3. Overall, the document offers guidance on structuring presentations systematically and techniques for delivering presentations confidently through preparation and audience interaction.
The document provides guidance on various aspects of interviewing including:
1) Interviews can happen anywhere and one should always be prepared; first impressions are important.
2) There are different types of interviews including employment, appraisal, disciplinary, and role-playing interviews.
3) Employers generally have three main concerns - skills, personal characteristics, and costs.
4) Proper preparation, research, rehearsal, relaxation techniques, and follow-up are emphasized.
1. The document provides tips for excelling at job interviews, noting that interviews are learnable skills rather than innate talents. It discusses common interview mistakes and emphasizes the importance of preparation, practice, and perseverance.
2. Key aspects of preparation include understanding an interviewer's priorities of assessing job skills, personality fit, and motivation. Candidates should prepare their own answers to common questions within these categories.
3. Practice is also vital, such as rehearsing answers aloud and conducting mock interviews. Perseverance is important for overcoming challenges and improving interview skills over time.
The document outlines guidelines for conducting qualitative interviews, including focusing the interview on the participant's experiences, asking open-ended questions, being knowledgeable about the topic while avoiding leading questions or personal inquiries, and preparing summaries that describe the interview and include memos about themes, methodology, and personal reflections. Qualitative interviews aim to have participants do most of the talking to provide rich details about how and why they experienced certain events. Interviewers must listen actively and be sensitive in structuring the interview.
This document provides sample interview questions, tips for preparing for an interview, and guidance on answering common question types. It includes examples of questions in several categories: about yourself, strengths/weaknesses, work-life balance, skills/achievements, job fit, work history, behavioral, and situational. The document advises researching the company and job, anticipating questions, and having examples ready. It also outlines best practices for interview day and next steps to take to enhance skills.
This document provides information about communication skills needed for employment interviews. It discusses what an interview is, the purposes of interviews from both the interviewer and interviewee perspectives, and different types of interviews. It also outlines fundamentals for facing an interview, including researching the company, dressing appropriately, preparing key points, and identifying achievements. The document discusses non-verbal communication components like eye contact, gestures, movement, and posture. It concludes with etiquette tips for before, during, and after an interview.
This document provides an interview questionnaire guide to help hiring supervisors select questions that will help identify the best candidate for a position. It includes sample questions organized into the following categories: background review, initiative, stress tolerance, planning and organizing, technical/position specific questions, work standard, teamwork, communication skills, leadership, and job motivation. The questions are meant to be behavioral based and prevent asking illegal questions. The same set of questions should be used to interview all candidates.
This document provides tips for conducting interviews. It discusses planning the interview by clearly articulating the purpose and determining the interview format. Some common formats are informal interviews, general interview guides, standardized open-ended interviews, and closed fixed-response interviews. The document also discusses developing good interview questions, choosing an interview location, recruiting interviewees, conducting the interview, and following up after the interview.
This document provides tips for preparing for and conducting a successful job interview. It recommends researching common interview questions, the company, and your own background to feel prepared. During the interview, establishing rapport, controlling the flow, and parting on good terms are important. Details like spelling should also be double checked. Preparing thoroughly and following basic steps can help make interviews go well.
Seminar in research practicum ,in depth-interviewKKU
The document discusses in-depth interviews, which involve open-ended questions to deeply explore a respondent's perspective. Key features include semi-structured questioning that allows the conversation to flow naturally, seeking to understand responses through interpretation and clarification, and recording responses, observations, and reflections. The seven stages of in-depth interviews are: 1) determining the purpose and key information, 2) designing an interview guide, 3) conducting the interview, 4) transcribing responses, 5) analyzing themes in the information, 6) verifying the information through methods like triangulation, and 7) reporting findings to stakeholders. A skilled interviewer is a good listener who can notice nonverbal cues and remain flexible and open-minded throughout the
The document provides tips for both conducting job interviews as an interviewer and participating in job interviews as an interviewee. It advises interviewers to thoroughly prepare questions, make the interviewee comfortable, ask open-ended questions, and probe for details when needed. Interviewees are advised to research the company, prepare answers to common questions, have examples of their achievements ready, and maintain a positive attitude throughout the interview.
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Prep to be a star behavioral based interviewingMary Ward
Behavioral interviews focus on past experiences and behaviors to predict future performance. Interviewers will ask questions about how applicants dealt with challenges, worked as part of a team, solved problems, and achieved goals. Applicants should have short, specific stories from their background that demonstrate job-relevant skills and qualities, with a beginning, middle, and end. Effective answers will discuss the situation, actions taken, and results achieved. Applicants should prepare several examples and practice the STAR (Situation, Task, Action, Result) format to structure strong responses.
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Tonia Rogers
Kristy Crowley
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September 29, 2016
Purpose of an Interview with a Client with Persistent Headaches and Lack of Sleep
This interview will be between a psychologist and a client who has had persistent headaches and problems in getting sleep. The client thinks that this issue may have been caused by stress from work as she is the managing director of a firm that requires a lot of her input to get results. The primary purpose of the interview will be to collect information that can be used to help in the treatment of the client (Miller & Studio D, 2016).
The interview will also be aimed at establishing the cause of the persistent headaches that the customer if facing together with sleeplessness because these may be symptoms of other problems that the client may not be in a manner to identify. The information collected from the client would help the counselor to structure a treatment plan for the client. The interview will also help the psychologist to assess the kind of issues that the client is going through.
The Structure of an Interview with a Client
An interview with a client requires one to be composed and needs to have a good structure that would lead to collecting enough information towards solving the client's problems. Effective communication will be essential during the interview process. The better that the counselor can communicate their skills and expertise, the more quality information can be collected from the client. The next thing in the interview structure would be the warm up section where the psychologist may be asked general questions out of the subject. This part will enable the client to familiarize with the interview environment (Connecticut, 2002).
The other part of the interview structure will be the information exchange which is the major part of the discussion. In this section, the client will be asked many questions and also will learn a lot from the counselor. The inquiries that the client will be asked at this point would lead to establishing the cause of her problems for an appropriate course of treatment. The final stage of the interview would be the wrap-up stage where the client will be given the opportunity to ask the counselor some questions. These items would include questions intended to clarify some of the concerns that the psychologist raised during the interview. It is at this stage where the interviewer may summarize the information that they collected and had the client add or elaborate some of the information that she may feel was not correctly recorded.
The structure of the interview would enable the client and the interviewer to have a common ground where every participant will be positive about the process. The structure will also give the customer confidence in the counselor. Similarly, the structure would ensure that all parts of the interview are covered ...
1) An informal interview involves guiding questions rather than a strict interview guide or set of questions. The interviewer has freedom to organize the interview.
2) A semi-standardized interview uses a mix of prepared and spontaneous questions focused on the research topic.
3) An interview guide contains general topics rather than strict questions, allowing the interview a conversational style while still covering key areas.
The document provides tips for job seekers before, during, and after a job interview. It discusses organizing references, preparing a 30-second "pitch" to introduce yourself, the importance of nonverbal communication and handling interview anxiety. During the interview, common question types are explored and the value of asking thoughtful questions is emphasized. Follow-up tips include sending a thank you note and potential second inquiries. Negotiating salary is also addressed.
An interview is essentially a structured conversation where one participant asks questions, and the other provides answers. In common parlance, the word "interview" refers to a one-on-one conversation between an interviewer and an interviewee. The interviewer asks questions to which the interviewee responds, usually providing information. That information may be used or provided to other audiences immediately or later. This feature is common to many types of interviews – a job interview or interview with a witness to an event may have no other audience present at the time, but the answers will be later provided to others in the employment or investigative process. An interview may also transfer information in both directions.
This document provides guidance for acing a job interview, including preparing for common questions, how to answer questions effectively, what to do before, during, and after the interview. It recommends researching the company, preparing stories of your achievements using a Challenge-Action-Result (CAR) structure, having questions prepared for the interviewer, dressing appropriately, and following up with a thank you note after the interview. The guide includes lists of common interview questions, dos and don'ts, and tips for making a strong impression.
This document provides guidance on how to effectively ask questions to gather user feedback. It discusses identifying goals and assumptions, engaging the right participants, formulating good open-ended questions, using follow-up questions and considering question format. Effective listening is also covered, including remaining neutral, engaging with participants and allowing silence. The overall aim is to facilitate discussions that prepare teams for gathering insightful client and user feedback.
Networking For Interview Success Tips, Techniques And Take Aways 6.6.2011HeatherColeman
This document provides tips and strategies for networking and preparing for job interviews. It discusses the importance of in-person and online networking, personal branding, researching companies, developing "keeper stories" to use in behavioral interviews, practicing interview skills with other job seekers, and creating an action plan to move forward.
The document provides general tips for overcoming an interview. It discusses treating an interview like a cautious climb up a mountain trail and preparing by flagging important life and career landmarks. It emphasizes the importance of preparation, including creating an outline of one's career and education, identifying strengths and weaknesses with examples, preparing for common questions, researching the company, and asking thoughtful questions. Interviews are seen as opportunities for both the employer and applicant to gather information about fit and qualifications. Thorough preparation, including self-reflection, research, and practice is key to performing well.
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Chapter-1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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1. PSY 405 Module 5 Assignment 1 Clinical
Interview Transcript
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PSY405 Module 5 Assignment 1 Clinical Interview Transcript
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PSY 405 Module 4 Assignment 2 Intake
Interview Analysis
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PSY 405 Module 4 Assignment 2 Intake Interview Analysis
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PSY 405 Module 3 Assignment 2 Lasa 1 Create
an Interview Guide
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PSY405 Module 3 Assignment 2 Lasa 1 Create an Interview Guide
Lasa 1—Create an Interview Guide
Directions:
During the first week of class you conducted your first practice
interview. You have since had the opportunity to learn about the
formal process of interviewing and the techniques used in
interviewing. With this new information in mind, it is time to develop
a detailed plan for your second interview, which you may conduct
face-to-face or over the telephone. Your second interview is broken
down into two parts.
The first portion, preparing for the interview, is due this week in
Module 3 (LASA 1).
The second part of this assignment, conducting and analyzing the
interview, is due in Module 5 (LASA 2).
For this week you will be completing A. You will need to:
Locate a Volunteer:
He/she will play the role of “client” seeking help for persistent
headaches and problems sleeping. The person you interview can be
someone you know personally or you can contact your classmates
through the Student Lounge to arrange to interview one another.
The client believes that stress may be part of the problem with his/her
symptoms. Remember that this is a role play, and your volunteer
should be aware that this is a practice interview and not a real
psychological interview.
Prior to conducting your interview, ask your volunteer to think about
stress that s/he can discuss related to the client’s problems (e.g., your
3. client may think about stress from a job or stress related to a
relationship with a significant other). However, DO NOT have your
volunteer discuss this stress with you prior to the interview. You want
to be able to explore this topic in depth during your interview. This
scenario is intentionally left open-ended in order to allow students to
maximize opportunity to utilize interview skills during the interview.
Create an Interview Guide:
In order to achieve a quality interview, you will need to first plan your
interview, which is this week’s assignment (you will conduct and
analyze the interview in Module 5).
The purpose of your interview is to gather in-depth information to aid
in diagnosis and treatment planning for the client. You will need to
gather detailed information about the symptoms being reported for
both headaches and sleep problems (e.g., How often are the headaches
occurring? How long do they last? What do they feel like? Has any
treatment helped? Is there any pattern to the headaches?). You will
also need to present a complete picture of the patient. What is the
patient’s gender, age, marital status, and employment status? Be sure
to go beyond these example questions, and provide an in-depth,
highly detailed interview with your client.
Interview Guide Topics
The Interview Guide should directly address the below topics. Use
each of these topics as headings within your paper to ensure that you
directly respond to each. You should respond with at least a
paragraph for each topic/heading.
Identify and summarize the purpose of your interview. How will the
information you gather be used?
Explain how you will structure the interview and your reasoning
behind the structuring of the interview. Include a list of topics you
plan to cover.
4. Compose the questions you will use to obtain the information
(develop a minimum of 15-20 questions). Be sure that you develop a
minimum of 5 open and 5 closed ended questions.
Develop a minimum of 5 examples of paraphrasing, summaries, or
reflections techniques that could be used during your interview (must
have at least one of each paraphrase, summary, and reflection). When
you conduct your actual interview, these exact examples you create
may not fit depending on the responses of your interviewee, but it is
important to start thinking now about how you will incorporate these
techniques. For this Interview Guide assignment, develop
hypothetical examples of each type of technique.
Identify the opening techniques you will utilize to build rapport with
the volunteer/client.
Identify types/examples of questions you want to avoid during
interview.
Include an Analysis Summary:
In addition to the Interview Guide include an analysis (2-3
paragraphs) of your own preliminary thoughts about this client based
on the limited information you have about this client. Have you ever
known a person with chronic headaches or sleep problems? What is
your “gut reaction” to hearing about a patient with chronic headaches
and problems sleeping? That the person is a complainer? Is he/she a
victim of terrible illness? Spend some time examining your thoughts
and attitudes. It is normal for all of us to make at least preliminary
assumptions about everyone we come in to contact with, and a good
interviewer has awareness of his or her preliminary assumptions.
Include the following in your analysis:
Identify your own beliefs (sympathetic, unsympathetic, or some
mixture of both) and explain how these could affect your interview.
Do you think that your beliefs are influenced by your own age,
cultural, gender, sexual orientation, or ethnicity?
Identify steps you can take to limit the impact of your own beliefs on
the interview. Be as specific as possible.
5. Start planning now! Remember that you will need a volunteer to role
play your client in Module 5. Work on identifying that person now
and scheduling your interview well in advance to avoid any possible
scheduling delays. You will also need to audio or video record the
interview in Module 5 so that you can later transcribe the interview.
Make sure you have access to the equipment you will need.
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PSY 405 Module 2 Assignment 2 Prepare for
an Interview
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SY 405 Module 2 Assignment 2 Prepare for an Interview
Assume you are employed as a counselor at your local high school.
You need to conduct a 30-minute interview with a student who has
suddenly had a dramatic decline in her grades. Prior to conducting
any interview, it is extremely important to plan its structure, the type
of information you hope to acquire, the timing and sequencing of the
interview, and the types of questions you might want to ask. To
prepare for the interview, analyze the structure of the interview and
present a summary including the following reasons for your choices:
Purpose of your interview
Discuss the topics you plan to cover and the sequence in which you
will cover them
Questions you will use to obtain the information
Opening techniques to build rapport with the volunteer
6. Types and examples of questions you want to avoid
In your discussion, please be sure you cite, at a minimum, the online
course and the text book for the course. Your paper should be 2–3
pages (not counting the cover and reference pages), be APA
formatted, and include a reference page.
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PSY 405 Module 1 Assignment 3 Interview of
Your Choice
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PSY 405 Module 1 Assignment 3 Interview of Your Choice
In order to really learn about interviewing, you must practice doing
interviews. There is no substitute for direct experience in learning
about interviewing. This assignment will be the first of several
interviews you conduct during this course.
Find a volunteer to role-play a client. The purpose of this assignment
is to introduce you to the experience of formulating questions and
gathering information during a clinical interview. You are not
expected to have mastered these skills in week 1 nor even by the end
of this course. Clinical interviewing is a skill that requires a lot of
practice and years of training.
Here, you will simply interview the volunteer who is role-playing a
client that is having trouble at work. Be sure to develop a plan for the
interview ahead of time. What is the purpose of your interview? How
will you achieve that purpose?
7. Be sure to follow the ethical guidelines you have read about,
including competence, confidentiality, and informed consent. The
interview should be at least 10 minutes in length but no more than 20
minutes.
After you complete your interview, provide a thoughtful discussion of
the following:
How did you prepare for the interview? Be sure to list the questions
used in your interview and provide a brief summary of the content of
your interview.
How long was the interview? How much effort was required to keep
the interview to the required 10-20 minute timeframe?
What things made the interview difficult or uncomfortable? Be as
specific as possible. For example, were there things you or your
client said or did during the interview that were uncomfortable?
What factors made the interview welcoming and comfortable? Again
be as specific as possible.
Did you think you were effective in probing and obtaining
information?
As appropriate, cite the online content, the textbook, and other
credible, scholarly sources to substantiate the points you are making.
Apply APA standards for writing and citations to your work.
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