The scope of the work should not exceed four pages (according to the details below (line space and a half, font size 12. In addition, a short interview summary should be included as an appendix), not...

The scope of the work should not exceed four pages (according to the details below (line space and a half, font size 12. In addition, a short interview summary should be included as an appendix), not a transcript, but the main answers.You will be required to plan and conduct a short interview (up to half an hour) with a child/adolescent/parent on the topic you choose to deepen.First, choose one of the main developmental stages (early childhood and kindergarten / middle childhood - elementary school years/adolescence). In relation to this developmental stage, choose one topic that you are interested in examining through the interview - adjust the topic to the interviewee you thought about, In key focal points relevant to the chosen topic.Examples of major topics studied: temperament, attachment, ToM, empathy, social self, sense of competence, readiness for first grade, motivation for learning, identity formation, and identity installations.A. Formulate 7-5 key questions related to the topic you have chosen, explain the rationale behind the questions, and what you want to check through them.✓ In at least one of the questions you will formulate, refer to the knowledge/understanding arising from an article related to the topic you have chosen and explain the connection between the question and the article). (Up to a page)B. Refer to the course of the interview (there is no need to quote what was said in the interview) and discuss the content that came up while connecting to the theory - was there a fit for the theory / basing the questions as you thought? Were you surprised by certain answers, and if so why? Give space in your discussion to the developmental stage you have chosen and its characteristics (up to two pages)third. Based on your in-depth study of the topic you have chosen - look for an up-to-date article (starting in 2010) that can add to your understanding or application around the topic and developmental stage you are discussing. This article can be based on the theoretical reading and questions that arose in it around the planning of the interview, or on the content that arose in the interview itself. Summarize the significant innovation/understanding from reading the article and what it adds to your learning so far. (Up to a page)