1. think calmly: calm down, relax your emotions and nervousness, and think about the nature of the question and the possibility of the answer.
2. Ask your tutor and other experts: If you really don't know how to answer, you can ask your tutor or other experts, who can give you more in-depth explanation and help.
3. Regression research content: If the interviewer asks questions about the research content or research methods, he can return to the research content and try to answer the questions.
4. Follow logic and common sense: You can use logical thinking and common sense to analyze problems and try to give honest and convincing answers, even if you are not sure about the accuracy of the answers.
5. Tell your personal opinions and experiences: You can share your personal opinions and experiences and try to relate them to the questions you ask.
6. Modest expression: If you really don't know the answer, you can honestly answer: I don't know, but you need to express this modestly.
Thesis defense process
1. Introduction of the moderator: The moderator first introduces the defense process, defense rules and the basic situation of each respondent to the members of the jury and the audience who participated in the defense.
2. Postgraduates' self-introduction: Each graduate student preparing for the defense introduces himself to the jury and the audience, and introduces his research direction and research results.
3. Postgraduate explanation: Postgraduates explain the thesis in detail, including research motivation, research background, research content, research methods, data analysis, etc.
4. Questioning by the jury: members of the jury have the right to ask questions about the statements made by graduate students to test the rationality, scientificity and reliability of their research contents and achievements.
5. Postgraduate answers: Postgraduates need to express their views, clarify the core of the question, and reveal their understanding and mastery of the question, rather than simply answering the answer.
6. Jury discussion: members of the jury evaluate the answers to the questions answered by graduate students, and discuss their research results, possible problems and shortcomings.
7. Postgraduates' summary: Postgraduates summarize their research results and problems in their defense, and express their gratitude to the review committee, relevant leaders, classmates and the school.
8. The jury makes a decision: the members of the jury evaluate the performance of the graduate thesis and defense, and make a decision on whether to pass the defense.