Asked by Hiring Management on Jul 28, 2024
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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 suggests the desired answer.
D) asks the interviewee to assume certain facts in forming an answer.
Hypothetical Question
A question based on assumptions or imaginary situations, often used in legal contexts to explore potential outcomes or decisions.
Closed-ended Question
A question formulated to receive a specific, limited response, typically "yes" or "no," facilitating straightforward answers or data collection.
- Realize the disparity among open-ended, closed-ended, and hypothetical forms of questions.
Verified Answer
KJ
Konrad JohnsonJul 31, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
A hypothetical question is designed to have the respondent assume certain facts or scenarios in their response, often used to explore reactions or decisions in specific, imagined situations.
Learning Objectives
- Realize the disparity among open-ended, closed-ended, and hypothetical forms of questions.