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Interview Description Assignment  
In order to consider a plurality of responses and learn about working with primary source material within the process of devising performances, you will interview a fellow undergraduate who is:

•    18 years of age or older
•    Not a member of this class. 

As a class, we will collectively generate an interview protocol of 6-8 questions for everyone to use, so that everyone (roughly) conducts the 'same' interview; this protocol will be emailed to you. 

You do not need to audio record or transcribe the interview. Instead, please turn in a description of the interview experience and the interviewee’s central thoughts. Your description should be typed, ~250 words, and address the following: (a) When and where did the interview take place? (b) Describe the interviewee (although do not include his/her name); and (c) What were some key thoughts or ideas your interviewee expressed? Please include one brief quote.


Questions:

- How have the motivations to be in a relationship or get married changed over time?

- Who should pay on the first date? What does paying on the first date mean for the

relationship?

- What is “love” and do you think that men and women perceive love differently? Explain.

- How do you perceive masculinity and femininity? How does that perception effect how

you think about power in a relationship?

- How has dating changed? Is dating still a thing? What is dating? What constitutes “a

date”?

- Is it still necessary to fit into a binary of masculine or feminine?

- What does the commitment of marriage mean today as opposed to a traditional sense?

Are they the same?