Sarah, a manager at Energy Inc., conducts an interview with Matthew for a job as regional sales manager. During the course of the interview, she has Matthew take a test that assesses Matthew's integrity by asking him about his attitude toward shoplifting and his own experiences with shoplifting, if any. Which test is Sarah conducting?
A. work sample test
B. exit test
C. cognitive ability test
D. paper-and-pencil honesty test
E. in-basket test
Answer: D
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