By Verbs, Interviews

C. gather together - This is like "interview", you gather potential employees together before hiring one.— You don't "gather potential employees together", during an interview. You keep them apart. You sure don't invite the whole town. You do select viable candidates for a job, and yes you can...

C. gather together - This is like "interview", you gather potential employees together before hiring one.— You don't "gather potential employees together", during an interview. You keep them apart. D. disregard - This is like "bias", disregarding a potential employee based on race, sex, or...

No, but it sure is a confusing way to do it. '...significantly more drivers who committed themselves declared that they had observed speed limits during the time period before each interview...'. More words perhaps, but certainly easier to interpret.

The effect of commitment The commitment had a positive effect on self reported speed limits in all four interviews (see Figure 4): significantly more drivers who committed declared observing speed limits during the time period before each interview whereas there were significantly less than in...

when functions as an adverb in that context. It replaces a time, like this, Statement: Your interview was over at 3:00. Question1: Your interview was over when? Question2: When was your interview over?

No. 'Interview' is a verb meaning not just to speak to, but to question. The relative importance of the people involved has no influence on the meaning of interview. The person asking the questions and finding out information is the interviewer, who interviews the person providing the answers...