The goal of the stress interview is to:
A) place the interviewee under as much tension as possible.
B) observe how the candidate will react in on-the-job conditions.
C) create stress to observe the candidate's breaking point.
D) All of these are correct.

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The primary goal of a stress interview is to observe how the candidate reacts under pressure, similar to potential on-the-job conditions.

The Goal of the Stress Interview Is To