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Interviewing : a practical guide for students and professionals

By: Keats, Daphne MMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi : Viva Books Private Limited, 2002Description: x, 162 pISBN: 9788176492447 ; 8176492442; 9780335206674; 0335206670 Subject(s): Interviewing | InterviewsDDC classification: 158.3

Contents:

1. Interviewing: When and why -- 2. The Many Types of Interview -- 3. The Interviewer-Respondent Relationship -- 4. Constructing the Questions -- 5. The Structure of the Interview -- 6. Interpreting the Responses -- 7. Interviewing in Research -- 8. Interviewing in Organisational Settings -- 9. Interviewing Children -- 10. Interviewing Adolescents -- 11. Interviewing the Aged -- 12. Interviewing People with Disabilities -- 13. Interviewing Across Cultures -- 14. Some Difficult Cases -- 15. Interviewing in Situations of Stress -- 16. Overview.

Summary: This text provides an invaluable guide for those looking to improve their interviewing skills, whether professionals or beginners. It is written in an accessible style and is based on a solid framework of theory and research.

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Includes Index.

1. Interviewing: When and why --
2. The Many Types of Interview --
3. The Interviewer-Respondent Relationship --
4. Constructing the Questions --
5. The Structure of the Interview --
6. Interpreting the Responses --
7. Interviewing in Research --
8. Interviewing in Organisational Settings --
9. Interviewing Children --
10. Interviewing Adolescents --
11. Interviewing the Aged --
12. Interviewing People with Disabilities --
13. Interviewing Across Cultures --
14. Some Difficult Cases --
15. Interviewing in Situations of Stress --
16. Overview.

This text provides an invaluable guide for those looking to improve their interviewing skills, whether professionals or beginners. It is written in an accessible style and is based on a solid framework of theory and research.

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