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Interview Questions

Interview Questions. Avoid Asking Double- Barreled Questions- these are more than one question in a sentence. Do Not A sk Q uestions T hat A re B iased- Avoid asking questions that are slanted toward your opinion.

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Interview Questions

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  1. Interview Questions • Avoid Asking Double- Barreled Questions- these are more than one question in a sentence. • Do Not Ask Questions That Are Biased- Avoid asking questions that are slanted toward your opinion. • Avoid Assuming Questions- those that already assumed opinions for the interviewee. • Keep Your Questions Short and Clear- the slightest grammatical or punctuation mistake can change the question`s meaning. • Do Not Include Unnecessary Questions- questions that are irrelevant to your topic.

  2. Do not become confused . . . • A survey questionnaire is not the same as interview questions. • Survey questions gather information for a poll or gather data for statistics. • Interview questions often quote theorists or the person your are interviewing. Therefore, research is involved when you are creating your interview questions.

  3. Infidelity

  4. Music Video • Before he cheats • Based on this video cheating of leads to violence. Do you feel Carrie Underwood`s actions are justified? • Do you feel men would react in the same manner if they caught their partner cheating?

  5. Norms Attitudes and Infidelity • Most Canadians do not approve of extra martial affairs. • In an Angus Reid Poll conducted on October 2009 found that 85% of subjects thought that having an affair was “morally unacceptable.” • 60% of men and 40% of women have had extramarital sex. • In a CTV poll in 2001, 12% of men and 6% of women admitted to having an affair when they were married.

  6. Question ? • Why do you think infidelity is more exciting than marriage?

  7. More Facts • 1 in 3 marriages end in divorce and the most common cause for divorce is infidelity. • Men and Women are different when it comes to infidelity. • Men are more likely to have extramarital affairs that are primarily sexual. • Women are more likely to seek an emotional affair. • Women are more tolerant of sexual infidelity than emotional. • Men are more threatened by their partner`s sexual infidelity than by their emotionally intimate relationships.

  8. 1/3 of men aged 60-60 reported one or more affairs in 1999. • The peak rate for women was 19% for those aged 40-49 years old. Question? -Looking at celebrity couples today, do think men are always the ones leaving their wives for younger women? Or do you feel this trend might be changing?

  9. Three-Stage Model • Dealing with the initial impact. • Exploring contributing factors and finding meaning. • Reaching informed decisions about how to move on- together or separate.

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