Which Is NOT a Good Practice in Conducting Interviews

question 38

Multiple Choice

Which is NOT a good practice in conducting interviews?

• A)Be happy - happy people radiate confidence
• B)Explain thoroughly - it is estimated that in a strong interview session,the interviewer (you)should talk and explain about 60% of the time;and the interviewee should answer about 40% of the time
• C)Watch interviewees' facial expressions,how they sit and their body language;do they cross their arms;do they lean forward?
• D)Pay attention to what the interviewee is saying
• E)If the interviewee ask you a question,answer it truthfully - and if you don't know an answer,say so

Evaluate factors that influence the impact of stress and individual responses to it.

Identify and analyze behavioral responses to stress and their consequences on personal well-being.

Understand the definition and conceptualization of stress and its psychological impacts.

Differentiate between acute and chronic stressors and their effects on mental health.

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Definitions:

Empirical Rule

A statistical rule stating that for a normal distribution, about 68% of data falls within one standard deviation of the mean, 95% within two, and 99.7% within three standard deviations.

Mound-Shaped

Refers to a symmetrical, bell-shaped curve often associated with the normal distribution in statistics.

Standard Deviation

An indicator that quantifies the spread or variability among a collection of numbers, showing the extent to which these numbers differ from their average.

Mean

The mathematical mean of a collection of numbers, obtained by summing them up and then dividing by the total count of the numbers.