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Title: A question based on hypothesis, conjecture, or fiction is called: Post by: Mpadilla99 on Feb 27, 2018 A question based on hypothesis, conjecture, or fiction is called:
a. An open-ended question b. A closed-ended question c. A hypothetical question d. A leading question Q. 2 A closed-ended question should be used when: a. The interviewee stays focused and on topic b. You want to give the interviewee an opportunity to talk at some length about a given subject c. You want a simple yes or no answer d. Closed-ended questions should never be used Q. 3 An open-ended question should be used when: a. The interviewee is hostile b. You want to give the interviewee an opportunity to talk at some length about a given subject c. You want a simple yes or no answer d. Open-ended questions should never be used Q. 4 Which of the following is an example of a closed-ended question? a. What did you see before entering the intersection? b. Were you late for work that morning? c. If a full-sized van is going 60 miles per hour, how far before an intersection must the driver apply the brakes in order to stop the vehicle? d. You saw that the light had turned red before you entered the intersection, didn't you? Q. 5 Which of the following is an example of a hypothetical question? a. What did you see before entering the intersection? b. Were you late for work that morning? c. If a full-sized van is going 60 miles per hour, how far before an intersection must the driver apply the brakes in order to stop the vehicle? d. You saw that the light had turned red before you entered the intersection, didn't you? Q. 6 A hypothetical question is one that: a. Is phrased in such a way that it elicits a simple yes or no answer b. May elicit a lengthy response c. Is phrased in such a way that it suggest the desired answer d. Asks the interviewee to assume certain facts in forming an answer Title: A question based on hypothesis, conjecture, or fiction is called: Post by: lkjhg13579 on Feb 27, 2018 |