Selective Attention Is Best Described in Interviewing As

question 3

Multiple Choice

Selective attention is best described in interviewing as:

• A)ignoring comments from clients that are not productive.
• B)supporting clients when they talk about positive assets.
• C)clients tend to talk about what interviewers listen to.
• D)clients selectively focusing their interests, regardless of interviewer interventions.

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Definitions:

Job Variety

The degree to which a job involves different tasks, skills, and activities, often contributing to worker satisfaction and motivation.

Mass Production

Refers to the manufacturing of large quantities of standardized products, often using assembly lines or automated technology.

Mental Attention

The cognitive process of focusing consciousness or awareness on specific stimuli, tasks, or thoughts.

Self-paced

A learning or work method that allows individuals to control the speed at which they progress through content or tasks.