Prior to beginning the program, participants were asked to complete a questionnaire regarding training, experience, and knowledge of alleged child sexual abuse; the questionnaire focused specifically on whether or not the participants interviewed children and/or parents when evaluating for possible sexual abuse. The results of 361 questionnaires showed that 59 percent performed interviews. Interviewers were most likely to be female, a social worker or psychologist, and to have some interview training. The respondents were more likely to interview the parents than the child, and tended to ask questions about the child's school situation and performance, the child's development, the parents' child- rearing practices, medical history, and parental teaching of sex. 3 tables and 11 references