A Behavior Description Interview Is One Where the Candidate Is

question 74

Multiple Choice

A behavior description interview is one where the candidate is asked questions about the:

• A) manner in which he or she might deal with a given sample situation.
• B) nature of his or her personal preferences, opinions, and views.
• C) manner in which he or she actually performed in a variety of given situations.
• D) extent of his or her theoretical knowledge of the subjects relevant to the field.
• E) manner in which the person's history may have shaped his or her behavior.

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