Interview Protocol: 1. How would you define biology? 2. How would you define life? 3. Give 5 examples of life and explain why they exhibit life. 4. What is the smallest unit of life? 5. Is soil alive? Why or why not? 6. Is air alive? Why or why not? 7. What body part makes us most alive? Why? Interview #1 Interviewer (LH): How would you define biology? Interviewee (BM): Um..as a part of life LH: Okay‚ how would you define life? BM: Uh..everything around
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INTERVIEW PROCESS CHECKLIST Introduction 1. Establish rapport Introduce yourselves courteously Explain the role of interviewer and scribe 2. State the purpose of the interview and/or project objectives clearly 3. Be prepared to explain why that particular individual or group was selected for an interview session 4. Address confidentiality issues Findings will only be reported in aggregate Interview data will only be shared with team members No names will be used in reporting data or in final
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What I learned from the interview. There are some facts that I learned from interviewing Samuel. I could not imagine that someone as successful as Samuel‚ could have so much shame in his life. He has been living in the “closet” his whole life in order to be accepted by the Mexican society. It has been a process of adaptation and acceptance about his sexuality‚ I think the fact that Samuel agreed about the interview and disclosed his sexuality is a huge step for him. It was certainly a surprise for
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Appendices Interview Reflection (Appendix 1): The date of the interview that I had to do was on April 25‚ 2015. The person that I had decided to interview was my little sister named Meagan. She currently works at McDonald’s as a server. While interviewing her‚ we talked about many things that goes on behind the scenes at McDonald’s. We talked about all the hours that someone is capable of having and how much you can make doing overtime there. We also discussed the salary‚ when someone is needed
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For my Assessment Interview assignment‚ I choose to interview someone in my future career field. My future career is to become an Academic Director of Athletics. I interviewed the wonderful‚ Marvin Mitchell. Marvin has worked in athletics for an overall 25 years and has been with Cardinal Athletics for the last 19 years. I had the pleasure to work for Marvin from 2007 to 2012 while in undergrad. As I observed how much passion Marvin had for his career and the impact he left on students inspired me
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Structured Interview Form HRM410- Strategic Staffing Student Name: Elizabeth Linscott Job Title: Leasing Agent Brief description of position: The leasing agent works with potential and current residents‚ as well as the management team. This person is responsible for various tasks within the office in the business of leasing‚ marketing‚ administrative tasks‚ and maintaining positive resident relations. Excellent communication‚ problem solving‚ professionalism‚ clerical‚ and customer service skills
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The Interview- Nurse Manager According to Wilkes University (2017)‚ the role of nurse manger can be very rewarding. They report that 90 percent of nurse managers are happy in their role. Nurse Managers work in all different types of locations in the medical profession. The role of a nurse manager can be challenging. They run the day to day operations of their departments. Their job description includes recruiting/hiring staff and making sure staff are trained and educated. They manage department
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Running Head: Clinical Interview with Dr. Ian Smith‚ Ph.D. Clinical Interview with Dr. Ian Smith‚ PhD Understanding The Field of Clinical Psychologists Rodnerus Palmer Abstract An interview with a professional clinical psychologist‚ Dr. Ian Smith‚ Ph.D‚ was done on August 8‚ 2007. In the interview topics were discussed such as: background of Dr. Smith‚ Ph.D‚ a typical day of a psychologist‚ career path‚ qualities necessary for someone in the field to be successful and training. Cognitive-therapy
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The gothic horror genre attempts to make the reader/viewer feel a sense of dread‚ fear‚ terror‚ disgust or horror. ‘Frankenstein’ by Mary Shelley and ‘Interview with the vampire’ by Neil Jordan both explore the elements which compliment the Gothic Horror Genre. Major elements that are constant throughout the two texts are the constant search for knowledge which can be dangerous if in the wrong hands which can lead to supernatural or inexplicable events‚ omens or visions occurring‚ Humanity and the
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Interviews with suspects can be very intriguing‚ especially with high profile cases. As I watch the interview with Huddleston it reminded me of previous interviews I had conducted with lesser crime cases. The similarities are there‚ when the suspect tried to get the interviewer to be sympathize with their story. It’s a mix of emotions and doubt for the interviewer. Surely during Huddleston interview there was doubt if he had committed the murder. The murder charge would take all of Huddleston freedom
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