Psychology Interview

In the following, you will learn about my interview with five people concerning the topic of state and U.S. representatives/senators. Most of the individuals that participated in the survey are with of their youth and are considered to be part of the Millennials era. However, I was able to interview two of my family members who were older, in an attempt to encourage a broad age spectrum. I am questioning if the answers from the older adults will be more informative from the answers of the younger adults.

Interview:
Interviewer: Hello, please state your full name, age, occupation, and the gender you identify with.
Taylor Crisano: I am an eighteen-year-old female who works at Big Lot’s.
Interviewer: Please name two U.S. Senators for the State.
Taylor

representatives.
Dr. Eileen Christoforatos: I only know Lou Barletta.
Interviewer: Please name a state senator.
Dr. Eileen Christoforatos: Ted Cruz.
Interviewer: Who is your state representative?
Dr. Eileen Christoforatos: I think it’s Lou Barletta. He’s from Hazleton, Pennsylvania.
Interviewer: Name three of the current Supreme Court Justices.
Dr. Eileen Christoforatos: Clarence Thomas, John Roberts, Sonia Sotomayor, and Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Interviewer: Some people feel that the only way to improve public education without spending more money is by cutting the red tape and bureaucracy so that it makes it easier for teachers and principals to do their jobs, do you agree? Please explain your reasoning.
Dr. Eileen Christoforatos: I’m not sure because that is a tough question. I am not a teacher, so I don’t know how that system works.
Interview:
Interviewer: Hello, please state your full name, age, occupation, and the gender you identify with.
Dr. Robert Jones: My name is Robert Jones and I’m a seventy-three-year-old male Chemist.
Interviewer: Please name two U.S. Senators for the State.
Dr. Robert Jones: Bob Casey and Pat Toomey.
Interviewer: Please name two U.S.