A) misappropriation
B) fraud
C) misrepresentation
D) defamation
E) negligence
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A) behavior description
B) situational
C) nondirective
D) exit
E) in-basket
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A) They provide fair evaluations for applicants.
B) They have the lowest level of validity compared to other tests.
C) These tests are highly generalizable.
D) Customization of these tests for various jobs is inexpensive.
E) They are best suited for identifying the particular skills or traits the individual possesses.
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A) Treating a range of scores as being similar
B) Establishing different norms for hiring members of different racial groups
C) A legal quota system that protects interests of people with disabilities
D) Basing selection decisions on a common norm for all races, regardless of impact
E) Use of cognitive tests that discriminate against women and people with disabilities
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A) criterion-related
B) content
C) concurrent
D) construct
E) predictive
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A) they are a low-cost way to gather basic data from many applicants.
B) they ensure that the organization has certain standard categories of information.
C) they are not subject to equal employment opportunity standards.
D) they allow the employer to keep up-to-date records of job applicants.
E) they enable organizations to rank applicants.
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A) Behavioral
B) Situationa
C) Nondirective
D) Structured
E) Computerized
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A) They are especially valid for jobs requiring adaptability.
B) They are relatively expensive compared to the other tests.
C) They measure strength, endurance, psychomotor abilities, and other physical abilities.
D) They are free from legal complications.
E) They are especially valid for simple jobs.
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A) job performance
B) honesty
C) personality inventories
D) cognitive ability
E) physical ability
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A) multiple-hurdle
B) norming
C) compensatory
D) behavior description
E) situational
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A) It is the extent to which something provides economic value greater than its cost.
B) It is the extent to which a measurement is free from random error.
C) It is the consistency between the test items or problems and the kinds of situations or problems that occur on the job.
D) It is the consistency between a high score on a test and high level of a construct such as intelligence or leadership ability, as well as between mastery of this construct and successful performance of the job.
E) It is the measure of validity based on showing a substantial correlation between test scores and job performance scores.
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A) Lack of validity of the tests for complex jobs
B) Lack of reliable and commercially available tests
C) Legal issues related to administering the tests
D) Lack of validity of the tests for those jobs that require adaptability
E) Relatively high cost
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A) Extroversion
B) Adjustment
C) Agreeableness
D) Conscientiousness
E) Inquisitiveness
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