Which interview is used to gather information from all family members living in the home?

• A. Individual interview with each family member.
• B. Joint interview with the adoptive parents.
• C. Family group interview with all family members.
• D. Interviews with the child only.

Answer: (C)

This question tests which interview format best gathers information from every family member living in the home. A family group interview brings all household members together in one session, so you can hear each person’s perspective and also observe how they interact as a unit. This helps you get a fuller, more accurate picture of family dynamics, routines, and potential concerns because you can see consistency across stories and catch nuances that might not come out in isolated talks. It also signals that every voice in the home matters, which is important for understanding the overall environment.

Interviews with each member separately can miss how stories align or clash when seen together, and interviewing only the adoptive parents or the child alone excludes other residents whose input is essential to understanding the home situation.