A Nondirective Interview Allows the Interviewer to Improvise and Pursue

question 99

True/False

A nondirective interview allows the interviewer to improvise and pursue interesting nonroutine discussions. Consequently, the nondirective interview is more likely to turn up critical information that can be compared across applicants than a prepared list of questions.

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