Which of the Following Is FALSE

question 54

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is FALSE?

• A) The empirical evidence suggests that an interviewer's own opinions on a subject affect the responses he or she receives and that in particular, these responses are likely to be opposite his or her opinions.
• B) Interviewers must quickly convince potential respondents of the value of the research and the importance of their participation.
• C) In general, evidence indicates that the more characteristics the interviewer and the respondent have in common, the greater the probability of a successful interview.
• D) Both the interviewer and interviewee bring certain background characteristics to the interview that can affect the interview process.
• E) Both the interviewer and interviewee bring psychological predispositions to the interview that can affect the interview process.

Comprehend the mechanisms and importance of Expectancy Theory in motivating employees.

Grasp the principles of Learned Needs Theory and its implications for leadership and motivation.

Recognize the significance of accurate job performance measurement in enhancing employee motivation.

Understand the role of self-confidence and its development in increasing employee performance.

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