A Job Application Letter Can Be Made Effective in Convincing

question 6

Multiple Choice

A job application letter can be made effective in convincing the reader that an applicant is knowledgeable of the company by:

• A) providing relevant evidence from what the applicant has done in the past to support claims that this person can do the job.
• B) presenting information about the company as if it will be news to the reader.
• C) discussing 10 to 12 specific details to demonstrate the applicant's knowledge.
• D) making the job application letter general enough so that it can be sent to a number of different companies.
• E) repeating the knowledge learnt from the company website and other sources.

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Definitions:

Cultural Background

The cultural context and environment a person is raised in, including traditions, languages, beliefs, and practices that influence their worldview.

Freud

Sigmund Freud, an Austrian neurologist and the founder of psychoanalysis, a clinical method for treating psychopathology through dialogue between a patient and a psychoanalyst.

Human Nature

Fundamental traits, behaviors, and feelings that are inherent to human beings, often considered a combination of inherited and societal factors.

Biological Approach

A perspective in psychology and medicine focusing on biological and genetic factors to understand human behavior and diseases, emphasizing the importance of the body's biological systems.