Interview Profile
This paper is focused at looking at personality and attitudes traits in an individual. For purposes of the article and protection of the interviewee, he will be addressed, as Mr. X. Mr. X is an individual of sound mind aged 26. I recently interviewed him in an aim of learning more about him as a person. The first thing I wanted to learn about the individual was whether he preferred to watch an action in order to remember it, or was more comfortable with reading about it in books. To defend his answer, Mr. X told me that he was more inclined to remember an action more clearly if he watched the action take place rather than read about it. The individual explained that reading to him was strainers and boring. It involved a lot of concentration interpreting and visualizing (Benjamin, 2011, p.213).
On the other hand, observing was more better since it involved that he saw exactly how the action took place. At one point when the individual was explaining this he gave an example, which he concluded that he learned to drive a car by observing his father do it. Mr. X explained that this was among the classical examples that not only he had experienced. To be more categorical, the individual pointed out that reading or theory in general was not part of his strength options. However, the individual explained that he was always doing his best in handling practical stuff involving observation and understanding.
Unlike most people, who preferred to study in a quiet environment such as libraries for better understanding Mr. X preferred to study at home where the noise was. This he explained helped him concentrate. The individual explained that he did not like working in quite environments since he always got bored quickly. He explained that to keep his brain stimulated he needed the noise since the noise helped in keeping him active. The victim explained that a