Problem: Make a list of 25 questions to ask during an interview and provide answers. In devising questions, think about the following: physical development/health habits, cognitive development (intelligence, memory), morality, religion, friendships, romantic relationships, personality, parenthood, employment, death/dying. The success of your interview will be based on the quality of your questions - try to avoid asking simple "yes/no" questions - i.e. do you get along with your parents? And instead consider posting open-ended questions - i.e. "Tell me about your relationship with your parents...and has it changed over time?". Be ready with potential follow-up questions that may be necessary as the interview progresses.