– Read&follow the guideline/instrution. – Plagiarism FREE outline: Introduction—

– Read&follow the guideline/instrution.
– Plagiarism FREE
outline:
Introduction—Who did you interview and why? Include a thesis statement* and make some conclusive observations about the main theme(s) of the interview. Please use a pseudonym (fake name) when writing this section. You should let the person you interview know that the interview is anonymous; that you will not be using their real name or providing any other details that could compromise their identity (address, phone number etc.)
Narrative—Describe their “narrative” or story related to this illness. Review all the questions you asked and summarize their responses. You should NOT write a transcript of your interview, instead you should summarize the story here and analyze their responses. You MAY use direct quotes in this section, but the majority of the content should be in your own words. Did they focus only on the physical issues or did they emphasize how it has impacted their social, family or economic life? Etc. Use examples from the interview.
Reflection—How did the 8 questions help you gain a perspective on how this individual? What benefit did they/you gain in sharing/writing this story?
Conclusion—Summarize your paper. What role should narratives play in our study of health/illness?
* Important: Please research what a THESIS STATEMENT is and what it should do for your paper, failure to have a thesis statement will result in an automatic 5 point deduction.
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