Should an interviewer stick strictly to the questions he or she has generated before the interview? Why or why not?
What will be an ideal response?
It depends on the goal of the interview, but in general this would not be advised because it reduces the interviewer's ability to probe for additional information based on the interviewee's responses. The interviewer should remain flexible enough to ask additional questions and probe further, as needed, yet still ensure he or she asks all the vital questions needed to address the overall goals of the interview.
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a. provide information about the benefits of joining a fraternity b. tell John how many of their friends are also joining c. give John statistics about the number of politicians and CEOs that were involved in the Greek system when they were in college d. Tell John that all of their friends think he should join
Language that has its own set of meanings and which often set the group apart from others is
used by A) women B) students C) cultures D) men
In the Harambe crisis case, how did the Cincinnati Zoo use its owned media to respond to the public?
a. It posted formal statements of apology. b. It posted a statement by the zoo’s executive director. c. It posted a recounting and analysis of the crisis incident and how it played out. d. It hosted a one-hour livestream question-response session via Facebook to address audience questions.
Competence in developing and maintaining intercultural relationships requires which of the following?
A) knowledge of differences B) a willingness to consider and try alternatives C) the skill to enact alternative relational dynamics D) all of the above