You will submit a PowerPoint presentation for this assignment. (Please note, for a variety of reasons I do not allow students to submit this assignment using Prezi. This assignment should only be uploaded as an attached PowerPoint presentation. If you lack access to PowerPoint, you may attempt to locate a copy from a colleague or register for an Outlook.com account whereby you will be given access to the software free of charge. Any other format will be considered incomplete....). I am excited to see what you pull together! Here are your two options: 2. You can pull together a presentation on interviewing skills using the textbook and other peer-reviewed sources. (Please note that this assignment refers to interviewing as a means of data collection, specifically a psychological interview, not interviewing for a job.) Interviewing is a skill that many of you will utilize in your careers, especially if you work with families during intake to a program. You will be graded on content and on the aesthetics of your presentation (i.e., how "pretty" it looks). If you decide to use pictures in your presentation, make sure to compress the images to avoid having a large file size. A helpful way to do this is to insert pictures into the slides instead of copy paste or drag and drop photos. Please do NOT add audio files to your presentation as they substantially increase the file size. Please be aware of what you are adding into your presentation since large file sizes are difficult to save and send. Big hint! - Before submitting your presentation, review the rubric provided on Blackboard to ensure you have completed every element of the assignment properly. INTERVIEWING PRESENTATION INSTRUCTIONS You will create a PowerPoint psychological interview. presentation that overviews how to properly conduct a Content: You will be graded on how well you integrate course content and research into your presentation. For full credit, you must include the key principles of interviewing (e.g., preparation, introductions, open vs. closed questions, professionalism, etc.). You may focus on interviews with a certain population (e.g., families in crisis, individuals with disabilities, children, etc.) or present on interviewing in general. Resources: Although research focused, many good tips can be found here: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/559/04/. Another thorough resource related to psychological interviews with families and children can be found at: http://www.centerforchildwelfare.org/preservice/participantguides/Intro%20to %20Interviewing%20Participant%20Guide.pdf Your book covers interviews on pp. 9-10, 495-501, and 506-507. Presentation: You will be graded on the \"aesthetics\" of your presentation (graphics, clarity, interest, etc.). This assignment is due by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Monday of Module/Week 7