Interview Project To facilitate the transformation from the individual perspective of approaching therapy to thinking about all the people in relationship to themselves, to others, and to their context, you will partake in a series of learning experiences. The basic tools that all therapists use are questions. To find out about clients' relationships and the patterns they have developed in these relationships, the family therapist asks questions that are most likely unfamiliar to you. The interview project is intended to provide you with the practice of asking linear questions, which elicit information about the individual, and circular questions, which elicit information about relationships. This assignment has two parts: conducting an interview and writing a reflection paper. The instructor will pair you with another learner and you will interview each other. The topic of the interview should focus on what your interviewee feels is meaningful in his or her life. Prepare the following components to the interview. If needed, refer to the assignment preparation in Week 4 for more details. Meet your interviewee. Your instructor will pair you up and post the pairings by the end of week 4. Develop interview questions (linear and systemic types). Conduct the interview, transcribing, and annotating both sides of the interview. Use the Interview Project Template (linked in Resources) to finish this section and the reflection section of your paper.