A) as substitutes for interviews
B) as a basis for deciding which candidates to investigate further
C) to save the cost of administering tests related to the performance on the job
D) because they can control the content of the information, as well as the way it is presented
E) because they are generally an unbiased source of information
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A) The ability of a person to perform well under pressure
B) A person's existing knowledge and skills
C) The ability of a person to acquire skills
D) The future achievement potential of an individual
E) The attitude of an individual
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A) It should address subjective matters.
B) It should specifically measure the individual's skills.
C) It should focus on the job and the organization.
D) It should be non-standardized and non-structured.
E) It should focus on measuring the individual's abilities.
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A) the research administers tests to people who currently hold the job
B) test performance is influenced by firsthand experience with the job
C) the group is more likely to include people who perform poorly on the test
D) it is less time-consuming and relatively simple
E) test takers tend to be less motivated to do well on the tests
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A) Polygraph test
B) Paper-and-pencil honesty test
C) Cognitive ability test
D) Personality inventory test
E) In-basket test
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A) Administering tests
B) Receiving résumés from various sources
C) Screening applications
D) Reference and background checks
E) Interviewing candidates
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A) terms of the elements of a job description
B) comparison with other applicants' qualifications
C) terms of the incumbent's competencies
D) terms of the industrial benchmarks
E) comparison with other employees in the organization
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A) negligence
B) misrepresentation
C) defamation
D) misappropriation
E) libel
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A) substitutable
B) evaluative
C) practical
D) generalizable
E) nondirective
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A) It is the least effective method of measuring validity.
B) It uses the test scores of all applicants and looks for a relationship between the scores and future performance.
C) It involves administering a test to people who currently hold a job and comparing their scores to existing measures of job performance.
D) It is the quickest and easiest method compared to other ways of measuring validity.
E) It permits an employees' firsthand experience with the job to influence his performance in the test.
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A) Medical examinations are conducted specifically for candidates of minority groups.
B) Medical examinations are conducted upon the receipt of the candidate's résumé.
C) Medical examinations are conducted specifically for individuals with disabilities.
D) Medical examinations that measure size and strength can never be used for a job.
E) Medical examinations are conducted after the candidate has been given a job offer.
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A) drug testing should be administered systematically to all applicants for the same job.
B) the drug test reports should not be sent to applicants.
C) drug testing should be conducted for employees working in jobs that involve safety hazards.
D) drug testing should be conducted in an environment that is not intrusive.
E) drug-testing programs should allow for strict confidentiality of results.
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A) reliability
B) validity
C) generalizability
D) utility
E) verifiability
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A) Personality inventories tests
B) Work sample tests
C) Achievement tests
D) Aptitude tests
E) Physical ability tests
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A) emphasizing on making subjective judgments
B) keeping the interviews narrow, structured, and standardized
C) limiting the use of panel interviews
D) focusing on questions that measure abilities and skills
E) focusing on accomplishing a wide range of goals
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