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A research statement is usually a longer document describing what research you did, why you did it, why it's important, and what you want to do in the future. While your CV should just be about stating the facts about your career, your education, achievements etc. So, no, I would not put a research statement in a CV
However you should add a section listing ...
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I'm not sure I have ever not just skipped straight over any substantial body of writing in a CV. A CV is a data source, not an interpretive document. I go to a CV to answer specific questions (What degree does this person have? do they have any research experience? Have they ever held down a job? etc).
An application for a PhD would normally include a ...
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I believe such a research statement can make a positive impression if it is well-aligned with the research directions of the hiring department, and if your CV includes experiences (from example, from relevant courses) that back up the contents of your research statement.
What you want to avoid is being too broad/unfocused (the "shotgun approach") ...
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Depends in part on how the other candidates fared.
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I have argued both in my (mathematics) department and here on SE (though I can't find the posting) that substantial activity answering questions should count as service to the profession when considering tenure and promotion cases.
My son has a long list of publications in ecology and statistics. But it may well be that his postings on stats.stackexchange....
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Though it doesn't supplant scholarly work, I think public outreach and engagement are an important aspect of academia and are beneficial to list on a cv. In the past this could include public lectures and media interviews, today I can also imagine cv lines like "frequent contributor on the topic of XXX to the YYY forum" or "YYY followers of ...
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I doubt that you get rejected for sure, but it is possible.
If I felt the interview was wildly inconsistent with the written record I'd either make my best judgement call or possibly suggest another interview. But the latter only if the written record is really outstanding. And as lighthouse keeper mentioned, your judgement may, itself be clouded at the ...
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