interpreting test
Interpreted encounter - answerpreparation, briefing, professional intro, interpreting,
mediate or intervening, debriefing, analysis.
Three stages of the encounter - answerpre encounter, the encounter, post encounter.
modes of interpreting - answerconsecutive, simultaneous, sight translation.
what is the main objective of interpreting positioning? - answerto promote direct
communication.
What is chunking? - answertaking information, breaking it down to help you remember.
what is parroting/shadowing? - answerrepeating word by word in the same language
what a speaker says.
what is chochotage? - answermeans whispered simultaneous in French.
The CALL model? - answerComplex, advanced, legal, long.
Four criteria for intervening. - answerLinguistic, cultural misunderstanding, service
system barriers, role confusion.
steps for mediation - answerInterpret what was just said.
Indetify yourself as the interpreter.
Mediate briefly.
Report to the other party.
Resume interpreting.
communicative autonomy - answerLet people feel responsible and in control of their
choices.
What is Advocacy? - answerTaking action in a session of you think the service user is in
imminant danger.
What is Standard of Practice? - answerA set of guidelines that helps you uphold your
code of ethics.
What is code of ethics? - answerA set of principles or values that every profession has.
Interpreted encounter - answerpreparation, briefing, professional intro, interpreting,
mediate or intervening, debriefing, analysis.
Three stages of the encounter - answerpre encounter, the encounter, post encounter.
modes of interpreting - answerconsecutive, simultaneous, sight translation.
what is the main objective of interpreting positioning? - answerto promote direct
communication.
What is chunking? - answertaking information, breaking it down to help you remember.
what is parroting/shadowing? - answerrepeating word by word in the same language
what a speaker says.
what is chochotage? - answermeans whispered simultaneous in French.
The CALL model? - answerComplex, advanced, legal, long.
Four criteria for intervening. - answerLinguistic, cultural misunderstanding, service
system barriers, role confusion.
steps for mediation - answerInterpret what was just said.
Indetify yourself as the interpreter.
Mediate briefly.
Report to the other party.
Resume interpreting.
communicative autonomy - answerLet people feel responsible and in control of their
choices.
What is Advocacy? - answerTaking action in a session of you think the service user is in
imminant danger.
What is Standard of Practice? - answerA set of guidelines that helps you uphold your
code of ethics.
What is code of ethics? - answerA set of principles or values that every profession has.
