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Listening for the communicative signals of humor, narratives, and self-disclosure in the family caregiver interview

During interviews and conversations in health care environments, respondents often convey information in a humorous fashion, self-disclosure something very personal, orĀ  tell detailed stories containing emotional content that is difficult to decipher and interpret. This article offers suggestions for achieving more productive and satisfying interviews with family caregivers who rely on humour to help them tell their stories.

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Additional Titles
Health and Social Work

Key Information

Type of Reference
Jour
ISBN/ISSN
1545-6854;0360-7283
Resource Database
Social care online
Publication Year
2005
Issue Number
4
Volume Number
30
Start Page
340-343