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Being the Interviewee - Mini Lecture
No full textA mini-lecture examining interviews from the perspective of the interviewee.
Caribbean Report 25-05-2000
No full text1. Headlines: (00:00-00:28)2. “In Suriname, voters are today electing legislators to the National Assembly who will in turn elect the country’s President. Of the 17 official parties running for the Assembly, three are expected to get the majority votes”. (00:29-05:23)3. The workers at the Grenada Broadcasting Network (GBN), three-year bargaining agreement remains unresolved. However, the workers whom the GBN said had abandoned their jobs have been reinstated. Meanwhile, Grenadian teachers continue their protest. (05:24-10:02)4. “Reports from Jamaica are that prisoners are being severely beaten by soldiers and wardens after a series of routine raids at the St Catherine District Prison revealed unauthorized items in the cells among the prisoners”. These include cellular phones, knives, marijuana, television sets, and a power saw. (10:03-11:07)5. Ken Boyea, former leader of the St Vincent opposition Unity Party, said he is ready to launch the country’s third political party. Stanley John, who also resigned from the ULP, will work Mr Boyea to form the third party. (11:08-13:38)6. “In cricket, Pakistan’s decision to take disciplinary action against eight players thought to have been involved in some level of misconduct related to match-fixing has been hailed as a historic step. Two test cricketers have been banned for life, and two other players now in the Caribbean are among those being fined”. (13:39-15:23
Caribbean Report 24-04-2001
No full text1. Headlines (00:00-00:27)2. Expectations that today's political unrest in Guyana will be eased through high level peace talks. Leader of the United Force and Parliamentarian Manzoor Nadir and Commissioner of Police Laurie Lewis are interviewed. Colin Smith reports (00:28-02:48)3. Debates on all the possible relocation of the OECS Secretariat. Former Chief Minister of Montserrat David Brandt is interviewed (02:49-05:31)4. British Airways is taking another look at its service to the Caribbean. Director of Tourism Hilary Modeste is interviewed and Pete Ninvalle reports (05:32-07:51)5. Leader of the St. Vincent's Opposition People's Progressive Movement has objected to a recruitment drive across the Caribbean to attract teachers to New York. Leader of the People's Progressive Movement Ken Boyea and Lorna Callender of the OECS Education Reform Unit are interviewed. Karen Weir reports (07:52-10:46)6. British diplomat Tony Longrigg who was until recently posted in Moscow is the new governor designate of Montserrat. Tony Longrigg is interviewed (10:47-13:39)7. Cruise liner which is registered in the Caribbean could become one of the most expensive investments aimed for the very rich. Emma Joseph reports (13:40-15:43
The Effects of Interviewee Mood on Interviewee Performance
No full textPsychology, CEHSPThis project looked at the effect of the mood of the interviewee on their interview performance. The study hypothesized that those who were induced into a positive mood would be rater than those who were induced into a negative mood.University of Minnesota's Undergraduate Research Opportunities ProgramXiong, Jennifer; Luong, Alexandra. (2020). The Effects of Interviewee Mood on Interviewee Performance. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/212956
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