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karen

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The reciprocal nature of interviewing means
 
  a. the participants of an interview do not influence each other's mood.
  b. the participants of an interview are interdependent upon and influence each other.
  c. an interview involves high activity among both participants.
  d. if the interviewer is tense and anxious, the interviewee will tend to calm down.

Question 2

A Z score of -1 would correspond to approximately what percentile?
 
  a. 0
 b. 16
  c. 50
  d. 84



shaikhs

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

b



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