You Should Be Careful When You Use Why Questions in an Interview

question 35

Multiple Choice

You should be careful when you use Why questions in an interview because:

• A) They can make the client defensive.
• B) The client's personal motivation is none of your business.
• C) They often elicit very intellectual responses.
• D) All of the above are true.
• E) Only A and C are true.

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