Interviewing in clinical settings

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Interviewing

Articles

Diagnostic interview schedule Disturbances of Attachment Interview Interviewers Microcounselling Questioning

Interview formats

Computer-assisted personal interviewing Computer-assisted telephone interviewing Computer-assisted web interviewing Case interview Mock interview Multiple mini interview Online interview Structured interview Structured clinical interviews Telphone interview Unstructured interview

Types of Interview

Adult attachment interview Cognitive interview Debriefing Exit interview Intake interview Interrogation Job applicant interviews Legal interrogation Motivational interviewing Psychodiagnostic interview

Other articles

Data collection Evaluation methods How to give media interviews Interview schedules Research methods Surveys

In a clinical setting, interviews are conducted to find out information about the person and their difficulties.

Issues

• Empathic accuracy
• Structured interview vs semistructured interviews vs Unstructured interview
• Therapist self disclosure

See also

• Adult attachment interview
• Disturbances of Attachment Interview
• Intake interview
• Motivational interviewing
• National Institute of Mental Health Diagnostic Interview Schedule for Children
• Psychodiagnostic interview
• Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV
• Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV Personality Disorders
• World Mental Health Survey Initiative Version of the World Health Organization Composite International Diagnostic Interview