REVIEW QUESTIONS 6. Why shouldn't an interviewer use closed or leadi the information-gathering phase of the interview? 1. What are the benefits of strong interviewing and interrogation skills? 2. Why are interviews in fraudulent financial statements and tax returns handled differently than interviews in other fraud examinations? 7. What is the primary purpose of admission-seeking 8. Why is it advisable to obtain a written confession f investigation? 3. What are some suggested approaches for conducting interviews? 4. What are the five types of interview and interrogation questions? 9. What are some of the verbal clues to deception? 5. Why are introductory questions so important to an interview's success? 10. What are some of the nonverbal clues to deceptio MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS 2. Which of the following is a suggested approach fo interviews? 1. Which of the following is not considered a benefit of strong interviewing and interrogation skills? A. Reduced investigation time B. Indirect evidence of the culpability of the guilty party C. The elimination of innocent subjects or targets D. Increased probability of investigative success A. To ensure accuracy, the interviewer shoul- specific, even if it means using technical ten B. The distance between the interviewer and be about six feet. Chaptor 10 All multiple choice t22 please, thanks qu onts nee 7. WE fro C. Handcuffs are often used to protect the interviewer. D. The interview room should be set up like a conference room with the interviewee sitting across the table from the interviewer. A. Which of the following is not one of the five types of interview and interrogation questions. 4. Informational questions 3. Closing questions C. Introductory questions - Rapport-seeking questions 8. hich of the following is not a goal of introductory questions? - Establish a theme for the interview. .no0 otione