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Interview
Instructions
1. 1. Review the discussion material for this module and additional references. Review the previous modules and the topics discussed in the course so far.
2. This activity consists of interviewing a person who works in an area related to the topics or study of human sexuality.
3. Some suggestions of individuals to choose from:
A. Sexologist/Forensic sexologist.
B. Psychologist, psychiatrist, counselor, social worker, or other specialty in the discipline of mental health and behavior.
C. Doctor of medicine (pediatrician, internist, surgeon, etc.).
D. University professor with a specialty related to sexuality.
E. Researcher who has completed scientific research on a topic related to human sexuality.
F. Salesperson of sex act products (only those directed at adults that do not include illegal sexual acts).
G. Police or investigator who specializes in sex crimes or related experience h. Student at the master’s level (only those directed at adults that do not include illegal sex acts) Salesperson of sex act products (only those directed to adults that do not include illegal sexual acts).
H. Police or investigator specializing in sex crimes or with related experience.
I. Master’s or doctoral level student in areas related to human sexology.
J. Criminal attorney who has handled sex crime cases
K. Employee of a government agency or public corporation involved in services to victims or victimizers of sex crimes.
*If you do not have access to any of these options, consult with the course instructor to consider other alternatives.
4. You should prepare a minimum of 10 guiding questions to include in your interview. These questions should be
open-ended questions that relate to the topics in modules 1-3. You may include questions related to what you have learned in previous modules, as long as it relates to the main topic of the course. Other questions will arise during your discussion based on the answers to your guiding questions. Questions should be related to the topics of human sexuality, anatomy as it relates to sexuality, social programming, influences, their relationship, and any other related topics based on the professional’s specialty. You are encouraged to be creative, respectful and take the opportunity to have a professional conversation.
5. If possible and if the person agrees, you can record the audio of your interview. Be sure to ask permission to do so and that the person agrees in writing and on the audio. If this is not possible, take careful notes during your interview. The interview can be virtual (remote) using an application such as Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, Skype, etc.
6. Write a report including information about the interviewee and his or her credentials. Include your guiding questions, the answers, major themes that emerged in the interview, and what you learned from the experience (information you did not know, positive/negative aspects, etc.). That report is due in activity section #1.
7. Your teacher will indicate the due date for this assignment.
Contribute a minimum of 4 -2 pages. It should include at least 2 academic sources, formatted and cited in APA.
Be sure to review the
academic expectations
for your submission.
Submission Instructions:
· Submit your assignment by 11:59 PM Eastern on Sunday.
· Review the rubric to determine how your assignment will be graded.
· Your assignment will be run through Turnitin to check for plagiarism.
