Interpreting as a Profession Flashcards

(43 cards)

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Professionals in large communities are expected to ___________ and ___________ appropriate boundaries.

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Establish and maintain appropriate boundaries.

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(T/F): When interpreting is done, It is okay to go on break and become friends with the client.

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False ; Avoid favoritism, bias or hugging the client.

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(T/F): It is inappropriate to date a client to interpret for someone who has a close relationship.

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True; Interpreters can’t Interpret for someone they know personally.

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(T/F): It is unethical to allow your financial situation influence how much work is decided on, weather it be a job that makes the interpreter unqualified.

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True; Timeliness and preparation need to be established.

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(T/F): It is ok to provide pass-down information about a client to better inform the new interpreter about the situation.

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True; this isn’t gossip.

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When does confidentiality not apply in the interpreting location?

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When the interpreter is subpoenaed go testify in court.

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(T/F): It is Ok to remove yourself from a situation when it is beyond the Interpreters skills or knowledge.

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True; A conflict of interest may be another example.

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Records can be ___________ by legal authorities in the event of civil or criminal action.

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Can be subpoenaed..

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What is the purpose of teaming?

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Physical and mental fatigue from length of interpretation.

Missing main topics after long interpreting.

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How long do Interpreters interpret before switching w/ a team member ?

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From 15-30 minutes between natural breaks or client preference.

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What styles of teaming are there?

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Face to face

Side by side

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What are the duties of the “off person” ?

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Feeding the interpreter

Lighting in the room adjustments

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What are some good qualities in team members ?

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  • Promptness
  • Pay rate adjustments for time served.(reduction or overtime)
  • unobtrusive for the off person
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What does RID define mentoring as ?

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Mentoring is a goal oriented relationship between 2 Interpreters who seeks to improve through association w/ that mentor.

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What do SMART goals stand for ?

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Specific 
Measurable 
Attainable 
Realistic 
Time bound
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Is payment involved in mentor ship?

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Money may or may not be involved.

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What is an example of informal mentorship?

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Buying lunch to meet w/ mentor

Asking team for feedback

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What is an example of formal mentorship?

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Programs

Private business

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What are some styles of mentoring ?

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Video/long distance
In home
Job site
Phone (emotional support)

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When choosing a mentor, what qualities should you look for ?

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Patient
Reputation
Organized

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What makes a good mentee ?

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Consistent
Open minded
Not take feedback personally

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What was the purpose of the RID workshop?

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To bring a more formal foundation to interpreter training and upgrade deaf support

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What are some civil rights legislations that have changed the interpreters job ?

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IDEA
ADA
Rehab act of 1973

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What does NTS stand for ?

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National Testing System

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What does CMP stand for ?
Certification Maintenance Program - for competence of certificate w/ CEU’s
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What does EPS stand for ?
Ethical Practices System - | For complaints of interpreting service
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How much does it cost to take the EIPA exam ?
$350+
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What does EIPA stand for?
Educational Interpreter Performance Assessment - | For working w/ children
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What does CASLI stand for ?
Center for Assessment of sign language interpretation - | Does exam maintenance and revision
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It is our own personal _________ that guides us toward becoming ethical professionals.
Personal integrity...
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What are values ?
The ideas shared by people in a given society about what is worthwhile to themselves.
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What are ethics ?
Values of an individual that reflect their morals.
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What are ethical principles / professional Ethics ?
The rules of conduct that re learned over time through experience in the field.
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(T/F): Ethics change over time in a society
True
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What are situational ethics ?
Ethics performed in the moment of hard situations.
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What is ethical accountability ?
Responsibility for ones actions and self representation
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What is ethnocentrism ?
Looking down on others because of belief that your culture is better
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What is Xenocentrism ?
The belief that ones own culture is inferior.
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What is Central Relativism ?
The non-judge mental approach to another culture. Nothing is either right or wrong.
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What is an example of the Helper Model of Interpreting?
To HELP deaf communicate w/ hearing
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What is the conduit model of interpreting ?
The belief that an interpreter is a machine that interprets w/ accuracy.
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What is the Communication Facilitator Model of Interpreting ?
To communicate w/ the client/consumer before the event
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What is the Bilingual/Bicultural Model of Interpreting ?
Linguistic and cultural differences between 2 cultures within 1 interpreter.