Rebecca is nervous and fidgets during her job interview with Calder. She is hired anyway, but Calder is surprised when he sees her at work on her first day and she is calm and collected. Calder may be guilty of the perceptual mistake of

Which of the following is an example of a stimulus prompt?

a. "Will someone review the purposes of an agenda?" b. A provocative and personal question that doesn't require and answer. c. Asking trainees to write about an experience that relates to the training topic. d. Responding to the questions: "What is the concept?" "Why is the concept important?" and "How do you see yourself using this concept?"

Diana spoke louder when she reached the conclusion of her speech. Diana was using _______ to emphasize her point

Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).

Which of the following interviewers would most likely have a good interview flow?

A. Constance, who asked mostly related questions punctuated by a few unrelated questions B. Don, who asked a series of related questions C. Manuel, who asked several unrelated questions D. Azra, who asked alternating related and unrelated questions

Communications objectives can be considered stronger and thus more likely to be successful if they possess which one of the following characteristics?

a. They are developed and implemented by specialized teams within the organization. b. They are developed and implemented solely by the communications department of an organization. c. They are implemented by the organization’s leadership. d. They reflect input from different levels of personnel within the organization.