True/False Indicate whether the statement is true or false. The words in all cap

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True/False Indicate whether the statement is true or false. The words in all caps make the statement true or false. In a group interview when there are more interviewers than interviewees, the term PANEL INTERVIEW is used. 2. A question that gives maximum control and freedom to the interviewe is called the OPEN-ENDED question. . "What type of books do you ike to read most mysteries, autobiographies, histories, oritonis an 4. "Of course, you do plan to continue your education, don't you?" is an example of a CLOSED question. 5. A question designed to get an emotional response is called a LOADED question example of a DIRECT SPECIFIC question. 6. "How woul ld you say most supervisors at your present company view upper management?" is an example of a LEADING question. 7. A question that requires a brief answer or a "yes" or "no" answer is a DIRECT/ SPECIFIC question. 8. Usually the closing phase of any type of interview begins with a specific or general SUMMARY 9. "Tell me about yourself is an example of a HYPOTHETICAL OPEN question 10. For a MEDIA interview, be sure to include jargon and comments with a minimum of 26 words. Multiple Choice entify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. 11. You are an interviewer and have the feeling that the candidate is trying to hide something. What should you a. Ask the candidate openly if he or she is trying to hide something b. Ask a series of open-ended questions that allow flexibility in responding to areas that might be related to the problem. Check his or her references and ask them if they know of something that the candidate might be hiding. c. d. Simply ignore the situation and depend on your personal judgment as to whether to hire the candidate. What type question is illustrated by the following example: "When you want to know something abouta fellow employee, do you go directly to the person or do you depend on those with whom the person works to answer your question?" a. hypothetical open question b. specific question c. leading question d. closed question 12.

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Answer 1> TRUE

Answer 2> TRUE

Answer 3> TRUE

Answer 4> TRUE

Answer 5> FALSE

Answer 6> TRUE

Answer 7> FALSE

Answer 8> TRUE

Answer 9> FALSE

Answer 10> FALSE (Always avoide jargons in Media interviews)

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