1. Conduct an interview in which you work through the following 50-item questionnaire with a person with whom you have a significant personal relationship.
2. Make a substantial and detailed 3- to 4-page paper that provides an analysis of the encounter. Your paper should:
   • Include an introduction and a conclusion.
   • Summarize your interview, including who you interviewed and the emotions you felt. Were you uncomfortable at first or immediately at ease?
   • Describe the moments that really stood out to you and why. What did you learn about yourself or your partner in the interview?
   • Discuss the concepts and/or behaviors and actions (positive and/or negative) described in Chapters 3, 7, 9 and 10 as they applied to your experience. Illustrate with examples.
   • Discuss 2 to 3 significant items you learned about yourself, your conversation partner, and/or the relationship that you share.
   • Include some final remarks about whether you enjoyed this activity and what this exchange meant or possibly changed for you.
   • Include citations from the text where necessary.
   • Remember: You want to create a fully developed paper with a logical flow rather than a list of responses to the set of prompts. You may or may not want to respond in the order they are listed here.