Global ETD Search
Search theses and dissertations gathered from participating repositories worldwide. Every result links back to the library that holds it. No account is needed.
Results
Showing 1 to 20 of 423 for “"interview questions"”.
-
The Relationship Between Leadership Level and Preference for Administrative Interview Questions
… and central office) had a preference for interview questions and composite scales designed to identify effective building leaders. Research and professional standards were reviewed yielding agreement that educational leadership is a complex area of study possessing a variety of …
-
An Analysis of Teacher Interview Questions and Practices Used by Middle School Principals
This paper is an analysis of the interview questions and practices of seven middle school principals from a large suburban city in southeastern Virginia. Data were collected from actual audio taped teacher interviews conducted by the principals and from a postteacher interview questionnaire sent …
-
Men Don't Care While Women Find it Unfair: Exploring the Harmful Consequences of Illegal Interview Questions on Women's Reactions
Although interviews are a widely used and popular selection technique, when they lack clear structure and a predetermined set of questions, bias can permeate the interview selection process. In particular, illegal interview questions (i.e., questions that cannot legally be asked, such as marital …
-
COMPUTERIZED BEHAVIORAL SKILLS TRAINING, SELECTION-BASED INSTRUCTION, LAG REINFORCEMENT SCHEDULES, AND THE EMERGENCE OF TOPOGRAPHY-BASED RESPONSES TO INTERVIEW QUESTIONS
… training package for teaching responses to interview skills by adolescents and young adults with learning disabilities. The package consisted of instructional videos, video-modeling, rehearsal, feedback, and selection-based instruction. Experiment 1 replicated and extended recent research …
-
Designing Semi-Automated Video Interviews (SAVI): Does Stimulus Format (Video vs. Text) of Instructions and Interview Questions Affect Applicant Perceptions of Social Presence?
A recent novel development in interview technologies is asynchronous video interviews (AVIs). Although AVIs differ in key design aspects, the effect of AVI design characteristics on applicant reactions is not well understood. The primary purpose of the present study was to determine how differences …
-
Elementary Principals' and PTA Parent Representatives' Perceptions about the Effects of Parental Involvement on Student Achievement in Georgia Title I Schools
… gained an understanding about how to structure interview questions in order to prompt in-depth responses from the interviewees. Data collection methods included a school portraiture and interview questions. The interviews were tape recorded, transcribed, and categorized in order to compare and …
-
A Comparison of the Situational and Patterned Behavioral Description Interview in Predicting Job Performance
The preference for the use of employment interviews over other selection measures is evident in the wide usage, popularity and the vast amount of research on the utility and psychometric properties of interviews over the last 60 years. Although the vast majority of interview research has focused on …
-
Influence of Principal Work Styles and Behaviors on Teacher Commitment During School Reform in Georgia
… Principals and their teachers responded to interview questions and survey questions to reveal patterns of work styles and behaviors used in the change process. The responses to both interview questions and surveys were analyzed to find common themes of work styles that influence teacher …
-
The role of professional advising in the liberal arts
… through the use of 30 minute individual interviews, was used to collect data. Interview questions focused on demographic information, advising role, advising skills and education, post-graduation options, degree value, and any suggested changes. The research questions presented in Chapter …
-
How managers and training professionals attribute causality for results: Implications for training evaluation
… from within the business context, the interview questions were focused on actual events which the participants had experienced in the performance of their business responsibilities.
-
Radical career changes of middle-aged professional, technical, and managerial workers in the New River Valley area of Virginia
… Twenty purposively selected career changers were interviewed using semi- structured interview questions. Questions were categorized as follows: personal background, schooling, career history, the career change, and after the career change. The interview sessions were tape recorded. Responses to …
-
Lee M. Waid: An Oral Historical Case Study of Students from an All-Black Rural Virginian School between 1963 and 1970
… to 1970? The researcher followed the 10-step interview protocol of Creswell and Poth (2018) and adapted 15 interview questions from Johnson's (2015) dissertation The Addisonians: The Experiences of Graduates of the Classes of 1963-70 of Lucy Addison High School, An All-Black High School in …
-
A Qualitative Study on the Perceptions of the Lack of Physically Disabled Public Relations Practitioners
… A qualitative study was done using open-ended interview questions, with the goal of receiving experiences from disabled practitioner’s on their time in the industry, discrimination they faced, and how they feel public relations can improve.
-
The nature of bi-ethnic identity in young adults of Asian and European descent and their perceptions of familial influences on its development
… In this qualitative study, participants were interviewed about their bi-ethnic identities and possible influences on bi-ethnic identity development. Data analysis for this study incorporated techniques from grounded theory (Strauss & Corbin, 1990) and analytic induction (LeCompte & Preissle, …
-
Home Visitors' Conceptions of Effective Practice in Home Visiting
… First, the home visitors answered open-ended pre-interview questions about effective home visiting. Second, they viewed a video segment from one of their home visits and answered open-ended questions regarding how they conceptualized effective home visiting after seeing the video. Next, the …
-
Examining Assumptions Within the Constructs of Vicarious Trauma and Secondary Traumatic Stress: Amplifying the Voices of Mental Health Professionals
… were invited to participate in three individual interviews to discuss their experiences of IAA and the meaning they assign to these. Rather than presuming IAA to stem from secondary trauma exposure, the research endeavored to engage participants in an exploratory analysis of these experiences. …
-
Parental Involvement: An Essential Ingredient for a Successful School
… were asked to fill out questionnaires and answer interview questions regarding the importance of parental involvement. The results were similar to other studies done on parental involvement This study has found that students whose parents are involved, tend to do better both academically and …
-
Appreciative Democracy
… of between 40,000 and 250,000 citizens were interviewed. Specifically, respondents were asked twelve semi-structured interview questions. Content analysis was used to identify six themes in the data. Ultimately, this study found that Appreciative Inquiry may be useful in limited circumstances …
-
Decentring research : reflecting on reflecting teams.
This dissertation is an interview based qualitative research study into reflecting team practice. The central question posed is "What can therapists learn from reflecting on their own and their clinets’ experience of therapy?" Interviews with three clients and two therapists were recorded and …
Page 1 of 22