The interview is one of the most commonly used forms of representation in the media and is an essential research method in the daily work of editorial teams. However, many journalists have little to counter trained interview partners and communication disruptions. The necessary psychological skills are often neglected in journalistic training. This book fills that gap. It explains the often adverse circumstances under which interviewers must conduct their conversations, dissects the interview-specific communication process, and outlines strategies that can help them publish better interviews. In addition to the author, other experienced journalists share how they handle interview partners.