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Stay interviews: an exploratory study of stay interviews as a retention tool
… jobs, employers have started to administer stay interviews within organizations, with the end goal being to retain organizational members. Stay interviews have become a proactive solution to the retention problem and have been seen as an alternative to the exit interview. This study proposes that …
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Essays on Interviews and Matching
… essays on the topic of quantifying the impact of interviews in a matching market. The first two essays are empirical and use novel preference and matching data from the Canadian Residency Matching Service (CaRMS), and the third essay presents a formal identification result. In the first essay, I …
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Questions and questioning in Montenegrin police interviews
… and questioning through a corpus of police interviews recorded in a police station in a Montenegrin city, with a particular focus on how the participants to interrogations are managing questions with purpose in Serbo-Croatian. Similar to other types of institutional interaction in the …
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Critical Reflections: Interviews with Parents Regarding Truancy
… the voices of parents using semistructured interviews, examining the effectiveness of current truancy-reduction strategies at the school site studied and gain insight from parents about possible solutions to truancy problems. Predicated on Ogbu’s cultural-inversion theory and Cummins’s …
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The Effects of Rapport on Child Interviews
The effects of rapport on child interviews were examined. While discussion of the importance of rapport for forensic interviews of children is ubiquitous, meaningful examinations of the actual effects of differing levels of rapport are non-existent. The present study investigated the effects of …
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Cooperation, reminiscence and repeated interviews of suspects
Previous research on police interviews with victims/witnesses of crime suggests that an initial interview does not represent a full version of events, with new, previously un-recalled information given in subsequent interviews (reminiscence), especially when open-ended prompts are used to promote …
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Discourse analysis of interviews with manic patients
… of analysing discourse taken from unstructured interviews with psychotic patients. The aims of this study are set in the context of broader aims for research in the area of language and psychopathology. A selective review of the relevant literature is given. This is followed by a brief over- …
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Understanding the Preparation Phase of Technical Interviews
Technical coding interviews are a core part of the evaluation process of software engineering (SWE) applicants. This process requires SWE job seekers to typically complete either one or multiple rounds of such interviews which are designed to measure their technical understanding of software …
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Lying strategies in juveniles during Behavior Analysis Interviews
Police officers use the Behavior Analysis Interview (BAI) to detect deceit, but it is based on faulty indicators of lying and may be problematic for juveniles due to developmental immaturities. This study compared juveniles’, young adults’, and adults’ reported willingness to engage in truthful and …
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Examining interview ground rules in formal interviews with children
Within the context of formal interviews with children, accuracy and clarity are paramount. Thus, protocols for interviewing children establish ground rules to encourage children to, for example, say “I don’t know,” “I don’t understand,” or correct interviewer mistakes as necessary. Interview ground …
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Artifact-based reflective interviews for identifying pragmatic epistemological resources
… learning experience.</p><p>The data from these interviews is viewed in the framework of Epistemological Resource Theory, a framework of small bits of knowledge whose coordination in a given context is used to describe personal epistemology. I claim that the privileged data from these interviews …
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Strategie und Lernerfolg : Validierung eines Interviews zum selbstgesteuerten Lernen
… Lernen wurde mit Hilfe eines strukturierten Interviews (Zimmerman, 1986) und eines Lernstrategie-Fragebogens erfasst. Zum einen zeigte sich, dass die Lernstrategie-Angaben im Interview und im Fragebogen in keiner bedeutsamen Beziehung zueinander standen. Zum anderen ergaben sich deutliche …
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The ERM Process: Evidence from Interviews of ERM Champions
… implementation are examined.</p> <p>Employing interviews and surveys of ERM champions in 14 organizations, this study provides rich insights into ERM implementation. The interviews revealed that organizations were most likely to undertake an ERM implementation to meet strategic needs often …
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Reverie and research interviews: a theoretical and empirical investigation
… are presented. First, in two face-to-face interviews with adolescents who had received therapy for depression, reverie is shown to help overcome impasse, and instigate hypotheses about the origins of the depression. Second, in analysis of interview scripts, visualised reverie introduced …
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Emotional Labor and Care Delivery: Interviews with Obstetrical Nurses
… a qualitative approach, twenty long-format interviews with registered nurses with experience working in obstetrics (OB RNs) were conducted using a structured, open-ended question guide to investigate occupational culture, the impact of societal forces on work, and the role of emotion in …
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Technology for facilitating and analyzing interviews in large groups
… the robustness, efficiency, and effectiveness of interviews in the context of a large network. The technology was used in the context of a successful activity-the Leadership Module-to teach leadership and communication to a group of engineering sophomores. The Leadership Module combines principles …
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Written plans and self-evaluations in investigative interviews with witnesses
… (recruits) from the WA Police Academy conducted interviews with witnesses of mock crimes on four occasions during their 26-week recruit training. The first interview was conducted in the second week of recruits’ training; the second interview was conducted following legal and procedural training; …
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Conversations with children : interviewer style in evidential and therapeutic interviews
… Research on rapport-building in investigative interviews with children has tended to focus on interviewer techniques in motivating children to give more detailed narratives in the substantive phase of the interview. Little is understood about the way rapport is built or the importance of the …
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Understanding and Operationalising Rapport Building in Police and Probation Interviews
… also recommended in forensic contexts, such as interviews between police officers and witnesses/suspects, or between probation officers and their service users. However, little research exists investigating how police and probation officers conceptualise rapport, how rapport can be …
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An Investigation of Digital Reference Interviews: A Dialogue Act Approach
<p>The rapid increase of computer-mediated communications (CMCs) in various forms such as micro-blogging (e.g. Twitter), online chatting (e.g. digital reference) and community- based question-answering services (e.g. Yahoo! Answers) characterizes a recent trend in web technologies, often referred …
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