Why is it important to have open-ended questions when interviewing someone?
a.
so that the interviewee can talk about whatever they want to
c.
to keep your audience from being bored
b.
to encourage full, meaningful answers
d.
none of these

select the best answer from the choices provided

a
b
c
d

b. To encourage full, meaningful answers

Explanation:

The open questions guarantee a much more effective result in communication, in any circumstance, and especially in an interview, since they will allow a greater flow of dialogue, with the search for complete and meaningful answers.

Open-ended questions prompt respondents to provide answers using their own words. They are created in order to get more information than possible with the use of multiple choice questions or in another closed question format.

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