Closing an interview typically has three primary functions:
A)stop the flow of information, let the other party know you are finished, and leave-taking.
B)terminate the interview but not the relationship, express supportiveness of the relationship, and summarize the interview.
C)motivate the interviewee to give last comments, hush the interviewee tactfully, and signal you have the information needed.
D)close off further comments, avoid a false closing, and maintain the relationship.

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Option B is the most appropriate choice as it highlights the key elements of closing an interview - bringing the interview to a close, expressing support for the relationship, and summarizing the main points. It helps to ensure that the interviewee feels valued and leaves with a positive impression of the interviewer. The other options either miss important elements of closing an interview or could be perceived as negative or abrupt.

Closing an Interview Typically Has Three Primary Functions