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What is a characteristic of closed-ended questions?
What is a characteristic of closed-ended questions?
What should an interviewer avoid when asking questions?
What should an interviewer avoid when asking questions?
How should an interviewer respond to resistance from an interviewee?
How should an interviewer respond to resistance from an interviewee?
Why are open-ended questions valuable in an interview?
Why are open-ended questions valuable in an interview?
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What role does patience play in conducting an interview?
What role does patience play in conducting an interview?
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Study Notes
Open-Ended Questions
- Encourage free expression and information gathering.
- Avoid "why" questions, as they might contain judgment.
Closed-Ended Questions
- Have a single-word answer (e.g., yes or no).
- Narrow the scope to specific information.
- Useful for clarifying vague, contradictory, or inappropriate responses.
Interviewing Considerations
- Abuse is complex and challenging.
- Interviewees might interrupt or stop participating.
- Interviewers should be patient and unbiased, respecting the interviewee's choices.
- Don't pressure interviewees; offer alternative approaches (e.g., changing topics, question types, or scheduling).
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Description
This quiz focuses on various interviewing techniques and the distinctions between open-ended and closed-ended questions. It emphasizes the importance of a respectful, patient approach when interacting with interviewees, particularly in sensitive situations. Explore the nuances of effective interviewing through this engaging assessment.
