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futuristic

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What does the Nadel technique do?
 
  a.) It provokes a negative response.
  b.) It provokes a positive response.
  c.) It makes an interviewee more comfortable.
  d.) It prolongs an interviewee's response.

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What is the purpose of a prompt in an interview?
 
  a.) To provoke a negative response.
  b.) To provoke a positive response.
  c.) To make an interviewee more comfortable.
  d.) To prolong an interviewee's response.


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Reply #1 on: Jul 13, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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