d$.$ Engage in a pilot trial of the interview questions. Each person in your group should run through the interview with someone outside of your group $($other individuals in the class can be used, friends, family members, co$-$workers, etc.$).$ You may ask interviewees follow up questions for clarification, but otherwise work to suppress idiosyncratic behavior or deviations from the script. Take notes during the interview to supplement your scoring key, noting areas where your initial questions or scoring methods may not have worked well. Use these notes to create your personal summary $($one paragraph each$).$