When an Interviewer Is Faced with a Situation in Which

question 61

Multiple Choice

When an interviewer is faced with a situation in which a respondent has not answered a question,and the interviewer leans forward in her chair to look at the respondent in such a way to communicate that the interviewer expects the respondent to answer the question,this is an example of:

• A)repeating the question
• B)asking a neutral question
• C)a silent probe
• D)verification

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Definitions:

Speech Manipulation

Speech manipulation involves altering verbal communication techniques or content to influence others' perceptions, understanding, or behavior, often used in persuasion, advertising, or propaganda.

Good Samaritan

An individual who helps others in need without seeking personal gain, often inspired by ethical or moral beliefs.

Sympathy and Empathy

Emotional responses where sympathy involves feeling compassion for others, while empathy involves understanding and sharing the feelings of another.

Moral Decisions

Choices made based on distinguishing right from wrong according to moral principles, often involving ethical considerations and dilemmas.