Choices and Connections

A follow-up question in an interview is called a(n)

Secondary questions are often part of the interview protocol and are often highly structured.

Paraphrasing requires that

A doctor asking his or her patients questions is an example of an information interview.

All of these statements are true EXCEPT

Interviews must occur in a face-to-face setting.

To prepare for an information interview, it is wise to

Using an interview protocol, an interviewer can ensure that the interview is informative in tone by following the cooperative principle.

All interviews are dyadic, involving two people.

Ari is interviewing his economics professor to gather information for his speech about inflation. His first question is, "How does inflation affect the middle and lower classes?" This is a

"How do you plan to do volunteer work during the school break?" is an example of a(n)

If Lindsay focuses her skills and experiences to a specific job while preparing for an employment selection interview, what step is she taking?

When an interviewer says to an interviewee, "That's interesting, tell me more," or, "What happened next?" the interviewer is using

An interviewer who wants to find out what an interviewee really thinks about a topic would begin with a

Which of these is NOT an accurate statement regarding interviews?

When interviewing a job candidate, Lorenz used jargon. What tenet of Grice's cooperative principle did Lorenz violate?

Asking, "When do you plan to make a decision?" is an example of what step of managing an information interview?

In a functional résumé, information is not in chronological order.

According to your text, to prepare for an information interview, one needs to take all of these step(s) EXCEPT

What type of question introduces a new topic?