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"**Coursework Help** (many people needed)"

This is for my Psychology coursework.
I need around 20 people to be my participants, so please just do this thing:

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The following advert was placed in a newspaper:


WANTED
Full-time secretary for busy office.
£15-18K / year. Experience required.
Ring Increm Insurance on 02392 458195 for details and requirements.


It was answered by the person below.
Please read the job application form through twice thoroughly.


NAME - Mary Newman
AGE - 25
QUALIFICATIONS - A-Levels in Maths, Accountancy and History
CURRENT STATUS - Working as a secretary / general assistant HG&Ts Law Office
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE - 7 years working in call-centre, 2 years accountant.
HOBBIES AND INTERESTS - Badminton, hockey, socialising, writing.


Now answer these questions. On the scales 0 is the worst score and 20 is the best.


1) On a scale of 0-20, how likely do you think they are to get the job?

2) On a scale of 0-20, how good do you think they will be at the job?

4) On a scale of 0-20, how easily do you think they will fit into the workplace?

3) On a scale of 0-20, how often do you think they will take a day off work?


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Cheers
If you're really good, I'll tell you the results.

FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> NAME - Mary Newman
> AGE - 25
> QUALIFICATIONS - A-Levels in Maths, Accountancy and History
> CURRENT STATUS - Working as a secretary / general assistant HG&Ts
> Law Office
> PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE - 7 years working in call-centre, 2 years
> accountant.
> HOBBIES AND INTERESTS - Badminton, hockey, socialising, writing.
>
>
> Now answer these questions. On the scales 0 is the worst score and 20
> is the best.
>
>
> 1) On a scale of 0-20, how likely do you think they are to get the
> job?

16

> 2) On a scale of 0-20, how good do you think they will be at the
> job?

17

> 4) On a scale of 0-20, how easily do you think they will fit into the
> workplace?

8

> 3) On a scale of 0-20, how often do you think they will take a day
> off work?

10

Let's bargin.
More people answer and I'll write a shockingly gay story for y'all.

Alternatively you could go smash your head through a window somewhere.

FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> Mi/\\/dfrig wrote:
> You need any more participants?
>
> Many more.
> Many, many more.



Make up the results you stupid, stupid child.

1)18
2)20
3)18
4)10

Mi/\\/dfrig wrote:
> You need any more participants?

Many more.
Many, many more.

You need any more participants?

English_Bloke wrote:
> Memorandum! wrote:
> I don't see how you can be good at business studies without good
> English skills, to be honest.
>
> And I don’t know how you could be successful in politics without good
> English skills. But John Prescott manages.

Heh.

English_Bloke wrote:
> Memorandum! wrote:
> I don't see how you can be good at business studies without good
> English skills, to be honest.
>
> And I don’t know how you could be successful in politics without good
> English skills. But John Prescott manages.

*snigger*


Umm. Who's he?

Memorandum! wrote:
> I don't see how you can be good at business studies without good
> English skills, to be honest.

And I don’t know how you could be successful in politics without good English skills. But John Prescott manages.