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Term
Definition
Banding suggests:
Similar groups of people whose
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scores differ by only a small amount
all be treated as having the same
score. (Preferential treatment is then
given).
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False
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Term
Definition
Research evidence suggests that
If there are differences between
scores the first time someone takes
a test and the second time, usually
the second score is usually more
predictive of future outcomes
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False
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Definition
Term
The higher the validity on many
Reliability is necessary
tests
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The more complex the job
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Definition
Term
Restructuring jobs, modifying work
Reasonable Accommodation
schedules, making facilities
includes:
accessible, providing readers, or
modifying equipment.
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Definition
Term
Diversity of opinion promotes
Future oriented based interviews
internal debate and creativity.
(def)
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Putting a team together who have different personalities and
values have a hope that
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Definition
Term
Muscular tension, muscular power,
one of the best combinations of
muscular endurance, cardiovascular
selection methods includes:
endurance, flexibility, balance, and
coordination
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Physical ability tests; 7 classes of tests in this area
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Definition
Term
Experience based and Future
Situational Judgement items come
Oriented
in two varities
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Term
Definition
Acqui-Hire
The consistency of a performance
measure; the degree to which a
performance measure is free from
random error
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When an industry is willing to pay top dollars to bring an
independent team into their fold.
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Definition
Term
The extent to which performance
Validity Generalization
on the measure is related to the
performance on the job.
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Validity is defined as
Term
Definition
Situational Interview
The difference between the
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average years of education
required in a job listing in a given
area, and the average years of
education in that same area.
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Interview procedure where applicants are confronted with specific
issues, questions, or problems that are likely to arise on the job
Definition
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Captures the process whereby test takes use advanced technology to
download questions or capture images of questions with digital cameras or
other devices while taking a test, and then transit the content of the test
wirelessly to people outside the testing facility who then post the questions
for future test takers.
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Reasoning Ability
Content Validation
Definition
Urinalysis and Blood Tests
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Question Harvesting
Polygraph Act Of 1988
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Assessment Center
Question Harvesting
Invasive Procedures
Inadequate Perineal Care
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Term
Personality aspects
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Experience Based and Future Oriented
Necessary but not Sufficient for Validity
Definition
Necessary but not sufficient for validity
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Decisiveness and Integrity
Urinalysis and Blood Tests
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Validity is
Generalizability
Reliability is
Personality aspects
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Term
Predictive Validation characteristics
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Measures all current job incumbents on attribute. Measures all current job incumbents'
performance
Most valid methods for screening people, especially cognitive ability tests and work
sample tests, often are high in adverse impact.
Measure all job applicants on attribute. Hire some applicants and reject others. Wait
for some time period. Measure all newly hired job incumbents performance.
If there are differences between scores the first time someone takes a test and the
second time, usually the second score is usually more predictive of future outcomes
Definition
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Protects individuals with physical and mental disabilities, and requires that
employers make "reasonable accommodation" to disabled individuals
whose handicaps may prevent them from performing essential functions of
the job currently designed.
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Americans with Disabilities Act of
1991
Polygraph act of 1988
Americans with Disabilities Act of 1986
Civil rights act of 1866
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Definition
Strength or Endurance
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Relevant Characteristics
Non-realty Components Of Value
Definition
Physical Characteristics
Market Conditions
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Self awareness, (strength and weakness), self regulation (ability to keep
disruptive emotions in check), self motivation (how to motivate oneself and
persevere), empathy (ability to sense and read emotions), and social skills
(the ability to manage the emotions of other people.
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Content validation
Emotional Intelligence (5
concepts):
Term
Personality aspects
Concurrent validation
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Organizations try to select people with the same values and personality
traits in order to:
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Most valid methods for screening
people, especially cognitive ability tests
and work sample tests, often are high in
Measure of the degree to which two sets
of numbers are related. The coefficient
expresses the strength of the
adverse impact.
relationship in numerical form.
Create a strong team culture;
when there is a strong team
culture, everyone shares the same
views and traits promoting
harmony and cohesiveness
The final standard that any selection
method should adhere to. All selection
methods should conform to existing
laws and existing legal precedents
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Definition
The final standard that any selection method should adhere to. All selection
methods should conform to existing laws and existing legal precedents
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Utility
Capacity
Privacy
Terms
Reasoning Ability
Legality
English (UK)
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