question archive Basic demographic characteristics of your interviewee (age, racial/ethnic background, socioeconomic status, gender, where s/he grew up and currently lives, education, work, living circumstances, family, anything else relevant)
Basic demographic characteristics of your interviewee (age, racial/ethnic background, socioeconomic status, gender, where s/he grew up and currently lives, education, work, living circumstances, family, anything else relevant)
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Basic demographic characteristics of your interviewee (age, racial/ethnic background, socioeconomic status, gender, where s/he grew up and currently lives, education, work, living circumstances, family, anything else relevant).
· Questions you asked and a summary of your interviewee's responses.
· A very basic assessment of your Senior Citizen's cognitive functioning. Based on your interview, give your impression of the following two items:
· Does your subject often repeat himself (herself) or ask the same questions over and over?
· Does s/he have trouble finding the words s/he wants to say, finishing his (her) sentences, or naming people or things?
· Predict the common developmental events and challenges you would expect your interviewee to be facing in the next few years, based on what you have learned. On what challenges and opportunities is your subject focused, looking ahead? [IMPORTANT!]
· Your analysis of your interviewee as a student of developmental psychology. The question is whether the theory is right, not whether your subject is right. Does your interviewee fit what we have learned about late adulthood, as described in the text? Is there any sense in which the theory about development in old age seems to be wrong or inadequate? [IMPORTANT!]
· What questions about development came up for you in the process of doing the interview and writing the report? [IMPORTANT!
