Excellent suggestions. I can understand having trouble expanding on your answers. Try to do some practice questions as home, use higher order questions, "what if....", " what are your feelings on...". Another thing I ALWAYS do is prepare a question about their company/business in particular. They always ask in the end if you have any questions and they expect the questions to be salary or about the job description. If you ask a question about a procedure or how they actually handle a situation it shows them you are thinking beyond the interview.

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