If a client contradicts themself during an interview, it is most appropriate for the interviewer to: A. end the discussion in a polite manner. B. assume that the contradiction was unintentional and ignore it. C. ask the client for clarification to obtain accurate information. D. make a note of the contradiction in your report of the interview.

When, during an interview, a client pauses for a few moments because they are uncertain of how to go on with their story, the case worker should usually: A. fill in the silence with comments bearing on the topic the client has been discussing. B. wait for the client to proceed. C. try to find out at this point why the client finds their story difficult to tell. D. change the subject to a neutral one, then return to the client's problem when they appear to be at ease.

Which of the following statements contains a contradiction?Question 4Select one:A.The bird was blue or the bird was not blue.B.This is a contradiction.C.The bird was blue and the bird was not blue.D.The bluebird was yellow.E.This isn't a contradiction.

What should you do if reliable sources disagree with one another?a.)Use these sources in your introduction only.b.)Carefully review and evaluate each one to decide which is most credible and why.c.)Ignore the contradiction and focus on what they do agree on.d.)Make a note that they disagree, but don't dig too deeply into why.

What action should the auditor take if the client refuses to meet and discuss issues related to the appropriateness of previously issued financial statements covered by the predecessor’s report?Option     Proceed with the audit and express an opinion on the financial statements.     Consider the risks of being the entity’s auditor and possibly withdraw from the engagement.     File a legal complaint against the client.     Immediately withdraw from the audit engagement.

In dealing with a timid or hesitant person who imparts information slowly or with reluctance, the interviewer should: A. explain the inefficiency caused when an interview provides only limited information obtained with difficulty. B. maintain an impersonal attitude, so the person will realize there is really nothing to be alarmed about. C. allow the person to take their time and deal with them patiently. D. reassure the person by pointing out that they have nothing to fear.