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- 1. PSY 405 Module 5 Assignment 1 Clinical Interview Transcript For more classes visit www.snaptutorial.com PSY405 Module 5 Assignment 1 Clinical Interview Transcript ******************************************************* PSY 405 Module 4 Assignment 2 Intake Interview Analysis For more classes visit www.snaptutorial.com PSY 405 Module 4 Assignment 2 Intake Interview Analysis ******************************************************* PSY 405 Module 3 Assignment 2 Lasa 1 Create an Interview Guide For more classes visit
- 2. www.snaptutorial.com 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. ******************************************************* PSY 405 Module 2 Assignment 2 Prepare for an Interview For more classes visit www.snaptutorial.com 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. ******************************************************* PSY 405 Module 1 Assignment 3 Interview of Your Choice For more classes visit www.snaptutorial.com 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. *******************************************************