Summarization is:
A) Not as important in an interview as paraphrasing.
B) A systematic integration of the important themes in a client's story,
not a mechanical means of pulling a number of facts together.
C) An accurate listing of the most important facts of the interview,
which then allows the client to identify the main themes.
D) Widely over-used among novice interviewers.
B
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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