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    lottery ticket is almost impossible to get but once won It’s still not guaranteed one will get the visa. Of the 100 thousand people that win only half actually receive the visa. The interview required before receiving the visa is a year after winning the ticket and demands many papers. The problem for Abdi was not the interview but the time. A few weeks after Abdi’s winning police start raiding his neighborhood, and begin taking Somalian refugees because of the result of terrorist attacks…

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    Immigrants To Canada

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    of these individuals were another main theme I focused on. Overall, the way these interviews felt were important to me. I wanted to understand how they felt when they were rejected, accepted, when their dreams came true or came to an end. Personal experience and feelings were very important to me in this interview process, as I believe that experiences are nothing without personal reflection and feeling. The interviews conducted give sufficient answers and evidence to the questions posed and the…

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    Living In Denial Themes

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    climate change. I conducted four interviews trying to learn about their emotions and concerns toward to environment. My finding are all very different and interesting in the fact that they are so much like the book and so different at the same time. I categorized my finding by eight themes: fear, helplessness, guilt, not knowing, not caring, surface acting, all is well, and political alienation. The first theme I am going to introduce is fear. During my interviews I saw an abundance of…

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    having. I will then be using some encouragers that will get my client to express more on her issues. I will also be using my reflective listening skills, which will allow me to identify any emotions that is coming from my client. At the end of the interview I will then summarize all of the client’s issues that is concerning her. The goal in this stage is to gather all of the information from my client and get her to see her…

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    I also felt like I couldn’t stop sweating no matter how many times I fanned myself. My interview with my client was a true learning experience and I had to stop myself from going “Whoa!” when the client answered certain questions. I had learned some things about my client when she would talk in class and tell other clients parts of her story. At the end of the interview the only one I could find to describe what I was feeling was overwhelmed. I wasn’t overwhelmed in a bad way…

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    I met with Ms. Yankowsky at her company’s office, she had her own office in the building. When I arrived she guided me into her small office. We had a brief handshake, I noticed her hands were oddly cold, but soft. It wasn’t quite palm to palm, but it was stronger than I expected from her. I noticed she dressed professionally but comfortable, she mentioned that because she doesn’t typically work directly with clients on a daily basis she doesn’t have to wear professional attire every day. We sat…

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    interviewing – using the relationship associated with the interview to gain information. The text also discusses three types of interviews: standardized, semi-standardized, and unstandardized. Overall, the text makes it clear that interviewing is a very useful tool in data collection for research, but much preparation must be done by the interviewer. Indeed, the text claims that it is important to analyze the interview and explore the topic of the interview in-depth beforehand. The authors…

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    Thesis About Feminism

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    young adults’ view of feminist/feminism? How does it relate to his/her engagement towards gender equity or women’s right? To examine these topics, qualitative data was collected and analyzed which was obtained from six individual person to person interviews and one focus group of 9 interviewees. The focus group was…

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    class. For both classes I consistently searched for important information to tie lessons together to make them relatable or interesting. At times for the interviewing class this involved searching for proper examples of successful or unsuccessful interview to analyze as a class. Of course the final obvious skill has to be communication skills. Many times students eventually through some form of assumption decided that I was essentially the gatekeeper between them and the professor. So many…

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    cause of failure within the program. It is mainly to evaluate the program, to know in what areas the program is doing well and what areas need improvement. There will be different methods to collect data, such as field notes, participant observers, interviews,…

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