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our parents and in between we go through different milestone so that we can almost reach our independence. Like I mention before we all go through different milestones to reach our independence. I conducted two interviews and asked them several questions about their independence and still developing. My first interview was with T, and I asked her how she gained her independence from her parents and she mention that she barely has a relationship with her parents, one because her mother lives in…

Before I began annotating and thoroughly reading through Zimbardo’s piece, I gave initial answers to the two questions proposed at the start for two reasons. One is just being an active reader. I feel to truly understand someone else’s opinion; you have to have one of your own that can be argued for or against. The second reason I gave an initial answer was because I wanted to be critical of my own answer and his. This meaning, if we are to agree, what information did he have or find that I…

waiting for the other person to finish speaking, its listening to the content and feelings of the message. Successful questioning is knowing what types of questions to ask to obtain the information needed. One type of question that is effective is using open-ended questions, which allows the participant to give more detailed answers, rather than just a yes or no response. Lastly, staying directed and keeping the conversation focused on the issues or problems at hand, will lead to effective…

Given the vast choices we have on this assignment, I have struggled to pick just one. Even picking just three is stressing my brain out to the point of just playing “Eeny Meeny Miney Mo”. A topic that caught my eye rather quickly was the question of if religion causes war. Of course, my opinion is one of strong emotion, but that is for later on. This topic is one that should, though it’s not, be a topic on every world inhabitants mind right now. Today the war ensuing over practices of religion…

experienced unemployment. In the second lesson, a twenty-dollar banknote was used because money is something that the children are using every day. After stimulating students’ sensory memory and helping them assign meaning to the props, I could ask questions based on these hooks and proceed to the discussion of the content and concepts (Woolfolk & Margetts, 2013, pp. 253-254; McCauley, Davison & Byrne, 2015, pp. 315-316). Feedback 2 justified this since it made the topic relevant to the…

asked many questions. A lot of my questions, as I have discovered, can be solved, explained, or made sense of by using concepts from Heifetz et al.’s teachings such as leadership, authority, and adaptive challenges. Recently, I have studied Schein’s concept of humble inquiry. My learning while serving at First Light has been rooted in asking questions and inquiring. Thus, Schein’s concept has prompted me to ponder the type(s) of inquiry present in my experiences–including a simple question about…

from the University of Washington. Loftus and Palmer were studying reconstructive memory and believed that questions asked to individuals following an event could reconstruct their memory of that event. They chose to test that hypothesis by asking 45 students of various sizes questions regarding short clips of automobile accidents they watched. Many questions were asked afterwards, but the question regarding speed stood out the most. Half of the students were asked, “About how fast were the cars…

about himself, he would keep it short and sweet, so I had to figure out something 's about him. I learned that Jose liked to be called rocky so I started calling him Rocky, so I sometimes call him rocky instead of Jose. I began to ask my first question, I noticed we both looked eager to hear and answer mutually. What school did you go to, and what type of environment did you grow up in? He said “I goto Manuel the School of Arts in the ghetto, in La south central, the environment is okay,…

role model. My Nana is like my best friend. She is always here for me which means I can count on her for anything. It is a privilege to be able to sit and talk with her. I asked her ten questions and the interview lasted about eight minutes. What questions were I most excited to ask? I was eager to ask questions about her husband and life advice. Over the years I have heard little stories here and there about her husband, Freeman. I enjoyed seeing her eyes light up along with a smile on her…

close-ended question. There are two ways in, which Rifkin could respond to this question, yes, or no. Rifkin goes on to answer with a yes. Safarkri inquires if his mom knows that he is doing the interview and Rifkin confirms that and goes on to tell Safarkri that she is not happy about him doing the interview and that his mother thinks that it will bring up the past, which is not a good thing. In this particular line of questioning Safarkri uses what is referred to as a swing question. A swing…