1. Jones is interviewing Smith, who is in the middle of confessing to embezzlement. During the confession, Jones notices that several material details do not add up. How should Jones address the discrepancies?

A. Address any discrepancies at the end of the verbal confession and correct them in the written confession.

B. Address any discrepancies immediately when they occur to avoid further confusion.

C. Ignore the discrepancies and omit them from the written confession.

D. Ignore the discrepancies and include them in the written confession.

2. Which types of employees are most likely to be entitled to representation in an interview?

A. Employees of public companies.

B. Union employees.

C. Government employees.

D. Executives and other high-level employees

3. Able, a Certified Fraud Examiner, interviewed a suspect involved in an environmental crime. The suspect, Blake, admitted to purposely polluting the environment. Blakes action eventually caused almost thirty people to develop serious environmentally related illness. Upon hearing this fact from Blake, Able should:

A. Scold Blake for his conduct.

B. Make no comment whatever.

C. Treat Blake with decency and respect.

D. Ask Blake to apologize to the victims