If an applicant appears evasive or hesitant in responding to questions, a recruiter may interpret this as evidence of dishonesty or fear of revealing something the recruiter has a right to know.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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Leoutsakas draws upon the work of Coste, who claims three purposes for narratives. Which of the following is one of those purposes?
a. To acquire more power in the social order b. To explain cultural realities c. To entertain the masses d. To deflect attention from reality e. All of the above
Explain the difference between restricted code and elaborated code.
What will be an ideal response?
As you prepare an informative speech, your analysis of the
audience and situation should help you to determine all of the following EXCEPT a. your topic choice. b. how you will be evaluated. c. how to make the speech relevant to your audience. d. how to select effective support material.
In the introduction to her speech about the natural wonders of Yosemite National Park, Riley said, "My family has vacationed in Yosemite National Park every year since I was born. Yosemite is where I took my first step and lost my first tooth, and it's also where I saw my first black bear.". In these sentences, Riley was
a. revealing her topic b. previewing her speech c. catching the audience's attention d. establishing her credibility