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    Interview I had never bothered to ask personal questions to the girl that sat next to me. On a Wednesday morning at 8:10 am my English class began. Everyone was tired and still asleep. The classroom was very quiet and cold. Outside the window you could see the rain falling. A very empty and colorless classroom with nothing by a white board on the wall. I asked my classmate name. She told me it was Noor Nadia Haddad Bastori and like many of us the first thing I thought when I heard her name was; she has to be from India and her religion must be Hinduism or Islamism. However, I was completely incorrect. She explained me that was born here, in the United States, in July fifteen, 1996. Her family came from the Middle East and they are Catholics not Indus like I thought. At first we did not know where to start. She asked me a couple of questions about by self. Some of them made me uncomfortable. After she finished asking me questions I said “Well, enough torture for me,…

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    No: Please save this document to your computer now. * Yes: Great! Let’s get to work! | (See next page for part 1) Question 1:Your boss, Dr. Williams, has been treating a very popular celebrity who has committed suicide.In respect to patient’s rights, the conversations that we have with patients are considered privileged communication. You are exposed to confidential information and you must be sure you do not violate the Physician-Patient relationship. | 10 points | Directions to…

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    “Yes” or “no” questions seem easy to answer since there are only two choices. However, when we think deeply about these questions, it turns out that this kind of questions are the most difficult to answer. There are ways of knowing for which people use to give responses to these questions. Emotion is strong feelings such as joy, anger, happiness and sadness. Faith is having complete belief in something without ifs and buts. Imagination is having new ideas that are not present currently. These…

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    When it comes to worship there are many questions asked. Do you have to be a good musician, should it come before or after the sermon, is dancing okay, should we have lights, what music is okay, and many other questions. These are all basic questions, but are they the right ones? These are basic questions that are so specific that the real questions that should be asked are not even addressed. In fact, the church has been built in such a way that whatever is being done must be replicated and…

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    Still, don’t be that picky to choose the right candidate; you simply need to comprehend what you are searching for and how to ask the right questions. Above and beyond all other consideration, this interview should help you to see who of all candidates has the skills, eager to learn new things and who will succeed in this business. Sample Questions to Answer: 1. Tell me about yourself. The interviewer likes to hear a brief introduction about you, what…

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    QBQ The Question Behind the Question, explains how a lack of personal accountability affects us in our daily personal and professional lives. Miller uses this book as a tool to teach individuals and organizations how to eliminate blame, complaining, and procrastination. This quick, but valuable resource urges readers to looks inside themselves instead of pointing a finger at others. QBQ The Question Behind the Question teaches readers how to change negative “why” or “who” questions into…

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    “Before interviewing occurs, criteria and questions for a structured interview should be developed (Saylor.org, 2012, Pl 144). I feel these are the interview questions that are relevant and should remain. Why did you apply for this job? It’s important to find out why they are applying? Did they just obtain a degree, are they changing jobs, did the last one not make them happy, do they change jobs often? This can lead into the candidate opening up to the interviewer. What do you know about the…

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    Why am I here?; What happens to me after I die?; How, then, should I live? These are the questions almost everyone in the lifetime eventually asks themselves. These questions ask what being human really is, and why we, as humans, live the way we do. Put together, these questions are called the Great Conversation. The Great Conversation questions will be dissected and answered by looking at answers given through three stories, the story of Gilgamesh, the story of Mahabharata, and a Buddhist…

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    Question from Therapist Reasoning for asking the question It would be important for the entire family to come in for therapy. This is because the therapist can systemically ask questions to all family members. The therapist would need to open the counseling session talking about confidentality. The therapist may desire to ask the clients what they would expect from the therapist. Then the therapist would try to ask questions about what the problem is. “Good Morning. Thank you for coming in…

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    A neutral question cannot be either positive or negative (Molenaar, 2014). They do not go forward or backwards. It does not take sides. A neutral question cannot end without an explanation. These questions cannot be closed questions (Julie, 2013). Closed questions are those that can have a limited number of responses, such as yes or no. Closed questions give people facts. They are easy and quick to answer. They keep control of the conversation with the person asking the questions. For example,…

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