...Long-term Recovery Interview It was really hard for me to choose someone to interview for this assignment, because I really did not know anyone who has not relapsed in over five years. I was going to ask one of the clients at my current internship, but the longest anyone in the program that has not relapsed was over three years ago. I asked my family if they knew anyone to help me with my assignment, and my mother informed me of someone that we actually know. My family and I know someone, who I will refer to as “Bob”, who has not relapsed in over six years. Bob currently helps the employees at a 7/11 convenient store, up the street from my grandmother’s house. Every time I stop at 7/11, Bob is there taking out the trash, sweeping the...
Words: 422 - Pages: 2
...Professional Interview I chose my mother to perform the assigned interview with. She has worked for Wingate of Wilbraham for a long time now. It was a job she obtained after working for MassMutual. I chose to interview my mother because she has acquired tremendous experience from working within multiple settings in the health field. She provided vital information during the interview from her past experiences which will enable me to learn and grow from. I provided my mother with background information regarding the purpose of the interview assignment. I began the interview by asking her how she came about her career in the healthcare field, she responded, “What got me started in this field is that I had prior experience at MassMutual Financial group overseeing a team of associates and reviewing their work loads and assignments. When I saw the opportunity to be a staffing coordinator, at Wingate of Wilbraham, it seemed to be a much less stressful job than the one at MassMutual. I never received a degree but the combination of college courses that I took which included pre-med, pre-nursing, counseling psychology and then business management and all the jobs I had within those related fields subsequently gave me a variety and a mix of experience and knowledge for my current position.” This really showed me how valuable work experience, coupled with academic experience, can be helpful when applying for jobs or deciding what type of jobs to apply for. The interview discussion then...
Words: 1587 - Pages: 7
...Santos/2 p.m./English A Mountain of Perseverance As I began to think about whom has had the most significant impact on my life, I began to think of everyone who has been involved in my academic and athletic careers. I realized that I was looking at all the wrong aspects of my life. Many of these people have come and gone throughout my life, yet through all of them one individual remained constant, my mother. My mother is by far, the greatest superhero in our comic book that “The Barrientes Boys” call “life”. She has the strength and perseverance of an elephant and the loyalty and courage of a lion. Her heart and determination are traits that we can only hope to have one day for ourselves. Our mother is a strong woman. Whether by continuously working her way up the mountain of parenthood, pushing herself to go to night school after long strenuous days at work, or combatting the crippling parasite we call “breast cancer”, she has never overlooked her role as a mother. According to her, “she has never swayed from her virtues and she felt it was her duty to instill in her boys the same values, principles, and virtues that were instilled in her”. (Barrientes, M) If there is one thing our mother has shown us, is that with a positive attitude, determination, perseverance, and the right amount of effort, anything can be accomplished by anyone. “I have watched my wife struggle with running a household while trying to juggle returning to college full-time and working a full-time job...
Words: 894 - Pages: 4
...For the assessment and interview, I was with a seven-year-old with ASD and his mother and sister. It was the same child that I performed the BOT-II on. The therapist had warned me before that this might be a difficult mom to interact with. She told me she could come off as very intimidating and usually takes the lead for interviews. I am relatively comfortable with my interview skills with parents because of my experience at the Waisman Center with Sharon. I tried to stay calm because I knew I had the ability to interview a parent, but the therapist’s warning did make me nervous. This interview was also difficult because this family was not a new one to clinic. Instead of being able to go though an entire occupational profile or collecting a...
Words: 431 - Pages: 2
...Interview: Stephanie Interviewee: Stephanie my mother Interview Setting: Interview conducted at home in my mother room. This interview was conducted at 7:00pm on Monday 11,2016. Interview: What is your greatest reward as a parent? Interviewee: my greatest reward as a parent is watching my kids grow up to achieve their goals and raising four kids by myself. Interview: What do you enjoy most as a parent? Interviewee: watching my kids grown to become young men’s and women’s Interview: What do you enjoy least as a parent? Interviewee: finance trouble as a single parent Interview: What is a goal you want to achieve in the next 10 years? Interviewee: live in a house behind my kids Interview: What's one thing you wish you did differently before you got married or had kids? Interviewee: never thought about getting married Interview: What was your dream job when you were younger? Interviewee: my dream job was to become a nurse Interview: If you could go back in time to one moment, what would it be? Interviewee: freshman year in high school because I would did better in school instead of partying Interview: What do you miss the most about being a kid? Interviewee: hanging out downtown on state & lake street Interview: What was your life like before you had kids? Interviewee: fun and confusing. It was fun because I didn’t have to listen to nobody but my parents and confusing because of what happen to me {didn’t want to go into details} Interview: why did you choose...
Words: 270 - Pages: 2
...11/26/13 Tell me about yourself. - HR Interview Questions and Answers Search Arithmetic Aptitude Data Interpretation Logical Reasoning Verbal Reasoning Non Verbal Reasoning General Knowledge Sudoku Number puzzles Missing letters puzzles Logical puzzles Playing cards puzzles Clock puzzles C Programming C++ Programming C# Programming Java Programming Microbiology Biochemistry Biotechnology Biochemical Engineering Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Chemical Engineering Networking Database Questions Computer Science Basic Electronics Digital Electronics Electronic Devices Circuit Simulation Electrical Enigneering Engineering Mechanics Technical Drawing Placement Papers Group Disucssion HR Interview Technical Interview Body Language Aptitude Test Verbal Ability Test Verbal Reasoning Test Logical Reasoning Test C Programming Test Java Programming Test Data Interpretation Test General Knowledge Test Data Structures Operating Systems Networking DATABASE Database Basics SQL Server Basics SQL Server Advanced SQL Server 2008 JAVA Core Java Java Basics Advanced Java UNIX Unix File Management Unix Memory Management Unix Process Managemnt C Interview Questions The C Language Basics .NET Interview Questions .NET Framework ADO.NET ASP.NET Software Testing Home Aptitude Logical Reasoning Verbal Ability GK Puzzles Engineering Interview Online Test Tell me about yourself. @ : Home > HR Interview > HR Interview Room Improve English Speaking Le arn English Spe ak ing O nline to Im prove...
Words: 9067 - Pages: 37
...Essay One (Fiction) “Boys” by Rick Moody, “Girl” by Jamaica Kinkaid, “Lust” by Susan Minot Even though these stories are different, they are all extremely relatable. They all resonated with me in that each one had different excerpts that I could see myself in. In Ricky Moody’s “Boys” I could see myself in them as they grew up and experienced different circumstances in their lives. I could hear my mother giving me advice while reading Jamaica Kinkaid’s “Girl”. While I have not experienced a lot of what is described in Susan Minot’s “Lust,” I related to trying to figure out what love is. All of these stories have formal aspects in common when it comes to style: repetition. They all contain the use of anaphoras (repeating the same thing at the beginning of each sentence). They all also follow a certain pattern throughout the story. An example of this is how Rick Moody, in “Boys” repeated the word ‘boys’ in order to emphasize the central idea and meaning of the story. Like Moody stated in an interview with Electric Lit, “the goal in “Boys” is to tell the story of the boys, not just to compile variations on the sentence ‘Boys enter the house.’ That assignment would be too easy” (Grief). All three stories use of run-on sentences to create a specific and distinct tone to the story. In “Boys”, Moody wrote as if he was writing everything that came to mind, like he was just writing his thoughts. The style of this story is very descriptive and does not leave many...
Words: 1155 - Pages: 5
...Healthcare Interview Paper Introduction My paper is predicated on interviews with three generation of women in America, ranging from the age 78 to 32, and their experience in how healthcare is/is not accessible in America. We will attempt to convey to the reader each generation view on the accessibility of health care; how they paid for health care; where they received their health care; how they viewed their health care and health care providers; what changes they have seen in the health care system; and any other facts or information. Moreover, this paper will list all questions and answers as posed and stated by both the interviewer and the interviewee. As I have stated I will be interviewing three generation of women my mother an 85 year old, my sister a 60 years old and my niece a 37 years old. When referring to health care in this interview we will be discussing inpatient care, outpatient care and long term care. What is your name and age? What has been the biggest barrier to healthcare for you? Understanding the healthcare system in itself has been a hurdle for me to conquer. Medicare Part A, B, C, and D. (non-financial hindrance to access healthcare) How do you see healthcare in America today? If we had a more nationalized healthcare system, we could do a better job for our patients and physicians would feel more satisfied with their jobs. How has the ACA affected you? situation or obstacle you have overcome What do you think the future...
Words: 2587 - Pages: 11
...analysis of an interview with Chloe attempts to show how early attachments form a framework of later development. This study shows some support for Bowlby’s theory of the continuity of attachment behaviour but also shows that the nature of attachments can change throughout life in particular due to adult relationships and life experience. Introduction The field of developmental psychology is concerned with understanding how our mental outlook can change over the course of a lifetime. It considers both the effects of cultural and environmental factors and the internal motivations of the individual. One of the main area of research is understanding the degree of continuity in how behaviour is formed and to what degree it can be influenced by past experience. In the area of human relationships, Attachment theory (as cited in Wood et al., 2007) explores how relationships develop. Bowlby (as cited in Wood et al., 2007) proposed that we have a basic biological drive to form an attachment to a ‘mother figure’ at birth. The nature of the attachment gives rise to a ‘internal working model’ in the mind of the child that has three components, a model of the self, the mother figure and a model of the relationship between the two. Bowlby considered that this model forms a basic paradigm that would influence all future relationships. A study by Ainsworth (as cited in Wood et al., 2007) gave support to Bowlby’s view by examining how children reacted to separation from their mother in a...
Words: 2434 - Pages: 10
...Young and Middle Adulthood Transitions Interview 1 For my first interview I decided to interview myself. I am 35 years old with dark curly hair, hazel green eyes and fair skin. My face is round and symmetrical. I am confident in my own skin and I have an outgoing social personality. I enjoy adventures but get antsy easily. I know how to work a room and engage an audience. I have been in banking for 18 years and recently took on a manger position. In reference to the 5 factor model (Craig and Dunn 2013, p 437) I am still a little emotionally unstable. I am moody at times with a bit of sensitivity, yet I can be relaxed in certain situations and feel emotionally stable. I am very much an extravert who likes to talk and socialize. I have always been open to new things with a wild and creative imagination. I think of myself as warm, friendly, king and sympathetic; I have always been able to sense the emotions of those around me. I am also very dependable, someone who can be counted on in times of need. In regards to Erikson’s stages of development (Craig and Dunn 2013, p 417) I feel I have so much more to contribute to the world. I feel I have spent enough time in self-absorption and need to have more generativity. When I hit my 30’s it really hit me how much more I could do to add value in this world. I started to question my career goals and life aspirations, looking back at what I’ve done and thinking about all the things I could do in the future. Looking...
Words: 1754 - Pages: 8
...Interview Profile Cheryl Denise Womack BEH 225 September 16, 2012 Dr. Jessica DeValentino Interview Profile I have chosen Diana Bederka to do my interview, because she is the only friend I have had that I really can call a friend. I met Diana back in 2009. Diana comes from a very medium size family; she is the only girl in the family on her mother side of the family. Diana is 45 years old. Diana did not go to college, but she is an apartment manager over an apartment complex with 75 units, as therefore as Diana’s friend she would be considered as a very, extremely, independent worker. So, my friend Diana would be a very good interviewee for me. Diana loves to observe, because she basically has the visual and I also feel that Diana can focus much better when she read about anything. Diana likes to watch the local news, documentaries, and any other programs instead of reading upon the follow items above. Diana is the apartment manager over the apartment complex where I live, and she knows several things about management. Diana prefers to study where there are no background noises, such as the television or even listening music. At Diana’s house, home, or even the library, there are more distractions. Because of this, she does not have her full focus on what she has intentions on studying. To contrast, I Cheryl Womack finds it easy to study at home in the morning, or late at night, because I have no distractions. I cannot concentrate with too much noise. The Meyer...
Words: 1505 - Pages: 7
...It takes an abundant amount of time, money, and paperwork to legally immigrate to the United States. The first step of the immigration process is obtaining a visa, a step that was difficult for my parents. There are multiple types of visas, depending on the purpose why one wants to move to the United States, such an employment, family, refugee, immigration, and marriage visa. My father first applied here as an immigrant, and when he arrived in the United States, my mother applied for a marriage visa to join my father to start their new lives together. They both went to the United Nations office in Baghdad, Iraq, a complicated six-hour drive from Slemani, Kurdistan to proceed with the preliminary steps. When he filed for permanent residence, he had the choice to pick the three top countries he wanted to live in which he wrote; Denmark, Canada, and the United...
Words: 1271 - Pages: 6
...My great grandparents all emigrated from Europe before the Holocaust. They all ended up in New York City. My grandparents were all born in different boroughs of the city and after they met up in life, decided to start their lives and raise their families in Nassau County of Long Island, New York. My parents are the second generation of our family who were born in America. My grandparents being the first generation all worked in the same line of work until they retired and they hoped the same for their children. One of my grandfathers worked in the textile industry while the other worked as a production manager in a clothing factory. My mother and father met on a teen tour of the United States one summer and it just so happened that they lived one town over from each other. When they returned home from the teen tour, they fell in love and have been together since high school. Both my parents put themselves through school and planned on doing the same thing as my grandparents. Start their lives in Long Island and be able to work there and build a life there. My aunt being younger than both my mother and father also put herself through school but did not have a significant other in her life so she decided to focus on her career. She too also had the aspirations to find a job and be able to build a life and long lasting career as her father did, but just like my mother and father, challenges arose and adjustments had to be made...
Words: 1031 - Pages: 5
...Mcadams Interview essay draft 3/18/13 A full time Mother On a snowing Friday morning, I walked to Gabel hall. Ms. Castillo greeted me as I came into her office’’ Hello Natisha.!’’ . Ms Castillo an Ltre reading teacher, she dresses like a normal college student. She wore a white jacket with black yoga pants. I noticed her hair hanging down. I looked around her office I saw nothing but school work I could tell she was a busy women. As we sat down face to face, she began telling me how honored she was that I wanted to interview her. Thank you so much for letting me interview you I find you self-motivated, caring and a wonderful person, ‘’Thank you for your kind words.’’ I have three older brothers and one younger sister. Growing up I had both of my parents, I lived a perfect life, until late elementary school my Dad stop being probative in our lives. My mother used stay at home to take care of us, while my Dad worked but all that changed around when I was in middle school. I saw one person having to be both the Father and the Mother. I seen from my Mother that you can take on the job and be both, you don’t need man. She took on both roles, and didn’t let anything stop her. I didn’t really care about my father leaving us as long as I had my mother and my older brothers there to care, that was all I needed. I was a horrible high school student; my freshman year I missed so many days I should had failed. Second semester I found out I was pregnant. That opened my eyes .I...
Words: 683 - Pages: 3
...Causes and solutions of begging in Bangladesh: A case basis study in Chittagong. This study investigated the causes and consequences of street begging in Chittagong, Bangladesh. Descriptive survey design was adopted for the study. A sample of 50 beggars (30 male, 15 female and 5 children) were selected through the random sampling technique for the study. Data were collected by means of an in depth structure interview designed by researchers. Simple percentages were used for analyzing the data the results showed that respondents indicated homelessness (95%), poverty (86.3%) and rejection by family harsh weather (90.2%), as the worst consequence of begging. The study also revealed respondents’ most important Economic/Psychosocial needs as Money (95.5%), learning a trade (60.8%), Healthcare (81.5%) and Accommodation (65.7%). Based on the findings, counseling intervention strategies were preffered in terms of organizing enlightenment workshops for stakeholders such as Government, Employment Agencies, News and Print Health care services as well as planning workshops for beggars and their families. Keywords: Begging, causes, implications, possible solutions Introduction: Problem of begging is not peculiar to any part of the country. It is an urban problem noticeable in every urban centre of the country. However, the problem of begging is significantly higher in one part of the country than in the other.Today, social problems, particularly begging comes at the head of man’s present...
Words: 3894 - Pages: 16
