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Three kinds of interviews   info gathering, diagnostic decision making, therapeutic  
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definition of SWK interview   conversation with deliberate purpose; must be mutually accepted by participants  
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Basic Rules of Interview   content chosen for purpose, one person responsible for moving forward (climate, focus, response), relationship non-reciprocal, interviewer actions planned, obliged to accept interview,attentiveness, formally arranged, unpleasant facts/feelings addressed  
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Four levels of responses   perceptual, cognitive, attentive, and behavioral  
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Perceptual response   interpretation of what was seen or heard  
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Cognitive   what client thinks  
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Affective   focuses on feeling  
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Behavioral   focus on client's past or anticipated behavior  
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Aspects of cross cultural interviewing   concern of problems because of "word differences," class, color, age, sexual orientation important, affective/cognitive understanding differs, ways of doing differs, accept help of ethnically different client for understanding, listen, open to guidance  
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Parts of Interview   background, communication styles, power struggle and manipulation  
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background of client   background of interviewee, "particularities of life," primary groups impact behavior, feelings, attitudes of client,  
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background of interviewer   need to replace learned, typical behavior with professional; reduce idiosyncratic componen  
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communication components   conversational habits brought-->move to professional norms,  
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power struggles and manipulations   interviewer naturally given power, interviewee has little power and may try to gain power by controlling interview, asking questions, role reversal, deny gratification of good interview, deny competence  
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Countering power struggles   condition client to talk about certian items (pay off positives); ignore inappropriate conversation, deliberate use of words and vocalizations  
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3 qualities of a competent interviewer   have knowledge, perception, complete tasks  
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Having knowledge   specifics of area, problem area, norms, resources, available solutions, procedures  
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having perception   reading clients, check-out feedback, be able to do something about problem, warmth (self-assurance, sensitivity, competence), touching  
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Complete tasks   keep it going, socializing the interviewee, putting it all together  
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Problems of interviewer (6)   self-doubt/holding back, too-close to home, personal biases, fear of hostility, boredom, lying (by interviewee)  
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Interview Stages   preparing, introductory, developmental, termination  
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parts of preparing phase (8)   reviewing, exploring, consulting, arranging, empathy, self-exploration, planning, recording  
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Introductory Phase stages (8)   social conversation, pre-interview ammenities, introduce self, seek introduction, describe initial purpose, outline client role, discuss policy and ethical standards, seek feedback  
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Exploration matrix   problem, person, and situation in present, past and future  
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Developmental phase skill types   skills of range, depth, and problem solving  
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Skills of range (7)   What has happened; attending behaviors, minimal encouragements, tracking, echo, paraphrase, summarization, transitions (reasons, kinds)  
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Skills of depth (4)   Feelings about what's happened, intensity of feelings; identify feelings, sanctioning feelings, euphemism, reflection of feelings  
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Problem solving skills (9)   clarification, interpretation, confrontation, sharing information, advice, support, self-disclosure, silence, humor  
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Questioning in developmental stage (7 types)   open, closed (stacking/double barreled; shotgun/lots), leading/assuming, tangetial, psuedo (rhetorical), intrusive (ignores client needs), "WHY" (judgmental/attacking)  
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Pitfalls   giving advice, inappropriate humor, interrupting, abrupt transitions, inappropriate questions, judgmental responses, inappropriate self-disclosure, premature confrontation, too much info, premature problem solving, minimize problem, false assurances  
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termination characteristics   final phase, prep begins at beginning, explicitly informed of process, linked to mutually agreed on purpose, system ends when purpose accomplished  
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When to terminate   goals reached, client feels received sufficient help, no progress being made, inadequate services/resources, worker leaves agency  
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Blocks to effective termination   worker getting own needs met, need to control others, expecting more from client than reasonable, wants to compensate for clients lost relationships,  
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components of termination (3 and bonus)   disengagement, stabilization of change, evaluation, social conversation!!  
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disengagement   endings bring cessation of relationship (emotions-lots)  
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stabilization of change   worker and client review word done together  
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evaluation   did you accomplish goals?  
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Common feelings   initial-denial; fear of loss/unknown, sadness/grief, anger, feelings associated with old wounds, regression to previous behaviors  
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problem oriented recording   problem #, goal, date, disposition, date resolved  
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SOAP-paragraph content   subjective impressions, objective, assessment, plan  
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partializing   one piece pulled out at a time  
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