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bobbysung

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Kaplan and Saccuzzo recommend the use of direct questioning at the end of an evaluation interview under particular circumstances. Which of the following is NOT one of them?
 
  a. The interviewee is a verbal adult and capable of responding.
  b. The data can be obtained in no other way.
  c. Time is limited and the interviewer needs specific information.
  d. The interviewee cannot or will not cooperate.

Question 2

Suppose that X and Y are uncorrelated. X has a mean of 15 and Y has a mean of 19 . Given a score of 14 on a particular X observation, the best prediction of Y is
 
  a. 0.
 b. 15.
 c. 19.
 d. indeterminate.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c



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