Once an Oral History Interview Has Been Taped, the Interviewer

question 10

Multiple Choice

Once an oral history interview has been taped, the interviewer should:

• A) Archive the tape
• B) Wait a few days to refresh his or memory and then transcribe the tape
• C) Listen to the tape and start writing up the final report
• D) Immediately transcribe the tape

Comprehend the distinctions between proxy, control, and experimental groups in studies.

Identify logical fallacies related to causal relationships and correlations.

Distinguish the primary goals of arguments and explanations.

Identify and differentiate between diagrams of arguments and explanations based on structure.

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Definitions:

Aversion Therapy

A form of behavioral therapy that uses negative stimuli to reduce or eliminate undesirable behaviors, such as substance abuse.

Substance Misuse

The harmful use of substances, including drugs and alcohol, leading to significant social, legal, or health-related problems.

Aversion Therapy

A form of psychological treatment where patients are exposed to a stimulus while simultaneously being subjected to some form of discomfort, aiming to create a repulsion towards a harmful stimulus.

Psychodynamic Therapist

A mental health professional who uses psychodynamic theories to understand and treat patients' unconscious motives and conflicts.