A Guide to the Subject-Object Interview: Its Administration and Interpretation
by Robert Kegan, Lisa Lahey, Emily Souvaine, Robert Goodman, Sally Felix
A Guide to the Subject-Object Interview provides comprehensive instructions for administering and interpreting this developmental assessment tool. It covers protocols for conducting interviews and analyzing responses to understand adult meaning-making stages, making it valuable for psychologists, educators, and consultants in applying developmental theory practically.
About This Book
The Subject-Object Interview is a structured method designed to assess stages of adult cognitive and meaning-making development. This guide provides detailed instructions on its administration, ensuring accurate and consistent application by practitioners.
Interpretation of the interview results involves understanding shifts in how individuals perceive themselves and their relationships. The book outlines key principles for analyzing responses to reveal developmental perspectives.
Authored by experts in developmental psychology, the guide draws on established theories to support its methodology. It is intended for professionals in counseling, education, and organizational development seeking to apply this interview technique.
Readers will find step-by-step protocols that facilitate the interview process, from preparation to follow-up. The content emphasizes ethical considerations and reliability in interpretation.
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