In scientific research, it is important for a single research study to stand alone

Work produced by someone in the scope of his or her employment ________

A) belongs to the employer B) belongs to the worker C) is considered work for hire D) A and B E) A and C

Which of the following theories for persuasive interviews involves an interviewer forewarning an interviewee, perhaps by exposing the interviewee to small doses of a potential persuader's arguments and evidence, so the interviewee can resist the effort?

A. psychological reactance theory B. forced compliance theory C. inoculation theory D. identification theory