This text examines the nuanced process of conducting interviews. It approaches interviews through the lens of complex interactions between individuals, emphasizing the interviewer's role in guiding this interplay to produce accurate and meaningful information. Rooted in a sound theoretical framework, the book provides a plethora of examples to inform readers about practical, proven interviewing methods.
Joe Yum is an experienced investigator, organizational psychologist, educator, and the founder of Clarity Investigative Services. He has more than 30 years of experience in successfully conducting interviews in dynamic and challenging environments as a military officer, academic researcher, management consultant, and FBI Special Agent. He is a lecturer in the College of Health and Human Services, Division of Criminal Justice at California State University, Sacramento.
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