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Some more words to elicit stories

Posted by Shawn Callahan - 2/02/07
Filed in Questions.

Last month I listed 10 questions you might use to help people recall their experiences (stories). I was chatting to Paul Atkins (executive coach and leadership expert based in Canberra) the other day and he mentioned that the subject-object interview developed by Harvard professor, Robert Kegan, also featured emotional words designed to elicit stories. Here are some of the words Paul uses when doing a subject-object interview.

  • angry
  • proud
  • torn
  • change
  • delight
  • success
  • conviction
  • strong stand
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