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Video-Based Intervention to Improve Storytelling Ability in Job Interviews for College Students With Autism

Vidya D. Munandar, Leslie A. Bross, Kathleen N. Zimmerman [...]

Career Development and Transition for Exceptional Individuals

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First published 2005-4

Improving Applicant Interviewing: Using a Behavioral-Based Questioning Approach

Patricia B. Strasser

Workplace Health & Safety

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First published 2018-6

Using Storytelling as a Job-Search Strategy

Karl L. Smart, Jerry DiMaria

Business and Professional Communication Quarterly

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First published 2019-12-23

Recommendation of expert group to question and answer sites based on user behaviors and diversity

Dinh Tuyen Hoang, Ngoc Thanh Nguyen, Dosam Hwang

Journal of Intelligent & Fuzzy Systems: Applications in Engineering and Technology

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First published 1993-10

Preparing Students for the Behavioral Job Interview

MARCIA MASCOLINI, ROBERTA SUPNICK

Journal of Business and Technical Communication

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First published 1992-06

Debriefing: Toward a Systematic Assessment of Theory and Practice

Linda Costigan Lederman

Simulation & Gaming

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First published 1977-8

How to Ask Questions about Drinking and Sex: Response Effects in Measuring Consumer Behavior

Ed Blair, Seymour Sudman, Norman M. Bradburn [...]

Journal of Marketing Research

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First published 2009-01

Using Functional Behavior Assessment to Develop Behavior Interventions for Students in Head Start

Elizabeth M. McLaren, C. Michael Nelson

Journal of Positive Behavior Interventions

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First published 2018-3

Mind-reading a friend: A better way to ask the polling question?

John Aitchison

International Journal of Market Research

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First published 2013-8

Making Inferences about Intention: Perceptual Control Theory as a “Theory of Mind” for Psychologists

Richard S. Marken

Psychological Reports

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