Possible questions for the interviews:
Do you have any artistic interests? / If not, what are your interests?
When you wake up, do you feel a certain way? / How do you feel when you wake up?
Does synesthesia take part in your dream? If yes how? If not, how do your dreams feel like?
Does synesthesia have any effect on your daily life? Like your attention span? / How does your daily life with synaethesia feel like?
How does it alter your perception of things? / How do things look like to you when you experience it?
What form of synaesthesia do you have?
Has it in any way helped you or effected you in a positive or negative way? How so?
What do you think your life would be like without synaesthesia?
Do you know anyone else who has synaesthesia? Are you guys close?
What's your current job?
Has synaesthesia always been a part of your life?
How was school like with (or without) synaesthesia?
Any fun or funny memories in relation to your trait?
What's the best thing about having synaesthesia?
What's the not so great things about having synaesthesia?
Have you ever felt different from others because of it?
How do you feel about it right now?
Added a couple! We could possibly try and recraft our questions to avoid asking yes or no questions and more how or what to get a more solid answer only in case we have an interviewee that's not too chatty or maybe not too comfortable in front of a camera / mic \o/ It'll be cool if we could have a quick bio of our interviewees as well from the association and anyone else we know to prepare tailored questions if we could c':
ReplyDeleteyeah definitely. The questions are all well thought through but I think we should narrow our list down to two or three of the most effective questions that will get the most out of the interviewees?
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