Question: How do you know if anything your brain is comprehending is real – could it all just be in your brain?

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Question Type:

Unconventional

Knowledge:

Psychology

Skills:

Basic – Critical Thinking,Basic – Science and Logic

Abilities:

Cognitive – Category Flexibility (Mental Flexibility),Cognitive – Deductive Reasoning,Cognitive – Inductive Reasoning,Cognitive – Speed of Closure (Thinking Speed)

Work Activity (Task):

Mental Processes – Analyzing Data or Information

Work Style (Person-Job Fit):

Analytical Thinking

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What to look for in an answer:

You are looking for the interviewee’s reasoning and logical thinking. There is no definitive answer to this question, but you are looking to see how the interviewee thinks through the question.

Red Flags to Watch For:

If the interviewee is stumped and cannot reason beyond simple ideas.

Sample Answer:

We’re never going to be able to fully describe or understand how an individual’s brain is comprehending is real, this may include an individual’s memories might be and how those memories contribute to what their brain can comprehend. All of such comprehension is locked in each individual’s brain and is inaccessible with current technology.

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