The care that an interviewer takes to prepare actions,lines,roles,and routines in advance of the interview to put forth a specific planned appearance to the person is called

A) researcher reactivity.
B) self-conscious performance.
C) social interpretations.
D) full-channel communication.

This is known as self-conscious performance, where the interviewer is putting forth a deliberate appearance or persona during the interview. Researcher reactivity refers to when the interviewer's presence or behavior affects the participant's responses, social interpretations involve interpreting social cues during the interview, and full-channel communication refers to nonverbal communication cues. None of these options fully capture the concept described in the question.