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Summary: The article Maximising Opportunities to Detect Verbal Deception written by C.J Dando & R. Bull is written to show facts from their research shows that they have a stronger and more accurate way of conducting interviews. In the past Interviewers in criminal cases have used the strategy and early approach. The strategy or “late” approach has the interviewer ask all questions first, then reveal all information known about the case and evidence to the suspect after all questions have been…

There is no doubt that conducting interviews with survivors of the Holocaust is not an easy task. That is to say, asking someone to talk about what is probably the most horrible experience is his / her life can be very painful for the interviewee and the interviewer as well. Additionally, the interviewer must expect to hear tragic stories and never argue with the interviewee under any circumstance. The example below presents how a good interview should be conducted. In fact, the reason why I…

Manager Interview Fidel Castro Ivy Tech Community College Manager Interview This paper will talk about my interview with Cheddar’s Casual Café General Manager: Lindsey Bingham. I contacted Lindsey Bingham for a knowledgeable discussion of her role as the new General Manager of Cheddar’s Casual Café, having practiced this role for more than ten years . I asked her several question that includes questions about her personal life, work related questions, goals and expectations she has from her…

Despite the fact that the interviewer was obviously very nervous, the interview overall went very well. However, there are several things that the interviewer could also improve on for her next interview. She effectively explained the setup of the room and explained the recording process. She also assured the patient that everything that took place in the room would remain confidential. As stated in Arnold and Boggs, it is “the nurse’s legal responsibility to guard against invasion of the…

The goal of the interview was to meet with a person who had disabilities that was culturally different than my own. The interview took place on October 8th at 3:00 p.m. at the RAMP office conference room. During the interview we discussed how she adapted to her disability,the functional limitations and rehabilitation services she has received. After the interview I self assessed how we must look at those factors to determine what would be the most appropriate for our client. In order to better…

Dialawar was an Afghan detainee who was beaten,sleep deprived and chained up for 5 unrelenting days until he died. However, it was later discovered that Dilawar had no connection to the rocket attack that he was apprehended for.( No torture,2008). Due to the C.I.A.’s misidentification of who Dilawar was mistaken for his last days were horrible and unjust. Unfortunately, the damage was already done. However, Dilawar was not the only victim of this “torture”. Another man who endured the brutal…

In a world of advancing technologies, we have luxuries such as computers, cameras, and microphones. For decades, reporters have used these advancements to improve their overall news projects. Within those finished projects are crucial interviews that bring the story to a more personal level. When done correctly, interviewing is one of the best ways to preserve history and the interviewee’s opinion. Conducting a formal, on-camera interview has many steps, all of which are beneficial for obtaining…

Waterboarding is defined in Webster’s dictionary as “an interrogation technique in which water is forced into a detainee’s mouth and nose as to induce the sensation of drowning” (Merriam-Webster, 2014). It is performed to obtain information that can be useful to the interrogator in the furtherance of his/her goals. The use of waterboarding as an interrogation technique was first documented in the 14th century. It involved the use of water to induce confessions as a “normal incident of law”…

Imagine that you are a child living in Afghanistan waking up early every morning to go to a water tap that just runs for 2 hours every other day. In the video “The Plight of Afghanistan’s Child Water Carriers” by Zarf Nazar and the article “The Plight of Afghanistan’s Child Water Carriers” by Sayeaed Jan Sabwoon both explain this problem even though they have many similarities and differences. There are many similarities between the video “The Plight of Afghanistan’s Child Water Carriers” by…

The volunteer, K.S., provided ideal feedback about the interview. As an overall impression, the volunteer openly said that the interviewer did a great job at conducting her first nursing interview. The volunteer reported that the interview was done very well, although she did recognize that the interviewer was nervous. She was highly impressed with the interviewer’s description of the room and the recording process, which allowed the volunteer to feel comfortable. The volunteer mentioned how the…