An Interviewer May Choose to Ask Probing Questions in Order

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Multiple Choice

An interviewer may choose to ask probing questions in order to ______.

• A) ask the interviewees to provide benchmarks for job performance
• B) elicit more information from the interviewees
• C) see how interviewees perform under pressure or stress
• D) force interviewees to address topics they have been avoiding

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Definitions:

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