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What are three of the most important elements of a positive and inviting interview environment? Include both relationship elements and aspects of the physical environment. Justify the choices and explain why each was chosen.

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*What are three of the most important elements of a positive and inviting interview environment. Include both relationship elements and aspects of the physical environment. Justify the choices and explain why each was chosen.

Studies show that the most positive aspect of an interview is establishing a relationship with the interviewee. According to Somers-Flanagan (2003) this involves possessing basic listening and learning skills, and establishing rapport. For instance, the interview should display "empathetic responding, and other behavioral skills leading to the development and maintenance of positive rapport" (p. 6). Sommers-Flanagan (2003) stress that empathy has many positive benefits, including the interviewee's willingness to provide more information. In addition, the interviewer and interviewee must be in active ...

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