True or False: Supervisors can unconditionally require interns to work outside normal hours for personal reasons.

The statement is false because supervisors do not have the authority to unconditionally require interns to work outside of normal hours for personal reasons. Ethical guidelines stipulate that any work expectations should be reasonable and respectful of the intern's time and personal commitments.

Interns should not be coerced into working outside of agreed-upon hours, particularly for personal reasons that do not align with their professional responsibilities. Supervisors are expected to maintain a standard of professionalism and to create a work environment that respects the work-life balance of their interns. Hence, flexibility may be discussed, but it should be based on mutual agreement rather than an unconditional demand.