Examples of using Interviewee in English and their translations into Slovak
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
Interviewee: I heard it.
Another fascinating interviewee.
Is the interviewee is fine with sharing his/her name.
How do you know the interviewee?
The interviewee is reassured of your attention which makes him more comfortable.
Other(specified by interviewee).
How close are you to your interviewee, this depends on the threshold of what is permitted.
Maintain good eye contact with the interviewee;
Therefore, you should copy the interviewee very carefully and not too clearly.
Open- response to what is important to the interviewee.
Ethically sensitive- ensures the interviewee knows what the research is about and how the data will be treated.
My girlfriend and I had things the interviewee didn't have.
The interviewee's speech needs to be edited and processed as you see fit(without distorting the meaning, of course).
Critical-prepared to challenge what is said by the interviewee.
Make encouraging remarks, summarize what the interviewee said in your own words to see if you understood correctly.
Interviewing can be a stressful experience, not only for the interviewee!
The usual procedure is to publish the full name of the interviewee unless the person's safety is in question.
Face-to-face encounters pose a challenge to both interviewer and interviewee.
This is similar to a situational situation except that the interviewee will describe what he/she did in that similar situation in the past.
Okay. Say you're at the interview, and I'm the interviewer and you're the interviewee.
Polygraph: Attaching the interviewee to a lie detector might induce truth-telling, even if the machine does not, in fact, provide useful information.
To overcome the barrier permitted the, only gradually approaching the interviewee, and then, borders erased.
The number is growing rapidly, with most interviewee's stating pride in their multiracial origins and claiming their heritage has made them more open to other cultures.
Practising these techniques helps the interviewer stay alert andto concentrate on what the interviewee is saying.
You can tell about yourself, and when the opportunity will switch to the interviewee, asking small and light she, thus maintaining her attention and forcing to listen carefully.
The interviewee is presented with a situation that represents a typical incident in the job for which he/she is being interviewed and is then asked to describe what he/she will do in that situation.
An Interview with‘Henry Deacon',a Livermore Physicist This interview was transcribed from video as the interviewee expressed a wish to remain anonymous(‘Henry Deacon' is a pseudonym, prompted by his similarity to the likeable and creative polymath on the Eureka TV series).
The closed question requires a yes, no answer, the leading question indicates the kind of response expected andan open question is phrased in such a way that the interviewee is encouraged to speak freely and give information about himself/herself.
This interview was transcribed from video as the interviewee expressed a wish to remain anonymous('Henry Deacon' is a pseudonym, prompted by his similarity to the likeable and creative polymath on the Eureka TV series).
In general the father will be the biological father, but if the interviewee considers someone else to be the father during the reference period, the answers should refer to him, even if the biological father was alive and known.