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A) Automated systems arbitrarily reject highly qualified people who submit a creatively worded résumé.
B) Automated systems reduce the pace of the selection process by a large margin.
C) Automated systems prevent candidates from knowing the status of their applications.
D) Automated systems do not help in matching résumés to the keywords in job requirements.
E) Automated systems refrain from replying to the candidates when their profiles are rejected.
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A) behavior description interview
B) in-basket interview
C) situational interview
D) exit interview
E) panel interview
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A) criterion-related
B) content
C) concurrent
D) construct
E) predictive
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A) Mailing address
B) Work experience
C) Racial details
D) Educational background
E) Declaration
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True/False
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A) Race norming
B) Banding
C) Desensitizing
D) Generalizing
E) Modelling
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A) The Civil Rights Act of 1991
B) The Equal Employment Opportunity Act of 1988
C) The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1991
D) The Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967
E) The Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938
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A) contact many references
B) rely exclusively on the list provided by applicants
C) avoid direct contact with references
D) restrict contact with references through e-mails
E) receive positive opinions about the applicants from their references
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A) Predictive validation correlates job performance and job roles; concurrent validation does not.
B) Predictive validation correlates future job performance and applicant test scores; concurrent validation does not.
C) Concurrent validation is very time-consuming; predictive validation is not.
D) Concurrent validation is difficult to employ; predictive validation is not.
E) Concurrent validation is utilized on new recruits; predictive validation is not.
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A) verifying the applicants' qualifications through reference and background checks.
B) negotiating with the employee regarding salary and benefits.
C) screening the applications to see who meet the basic requirements for the job.
D) administering tests and reviewing work samples to rate the candidates' abilities.
E) inviting candidates with the best abilities to the organization for one or more interviews.
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A) By giving as much information as possible
B) By exclusively giving out positive information about a candidate
C) By only giving information about observable, job-related behaviors
D) By giving only broad opinions
E) By excluding employment dates and the employee's final salary
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A) reliability
B) validity
C) generalizability
D) utility
E) verifiability
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A) job performance
B) cognitive ability
C) physical ability
D) personality inventories
E) emotional intelligence
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A) misappropriation
B) fraud
C) misrepresentation
D) defamation
E) negligence
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A) Intratel Inc. uses the same test for selecting candidates for different job profiles in two different countries.
B) Utopia Corp. uses a test that has a probability of zero random error to recruit its employees.
C) Sellatra Corp. uses a test that provides greater economic value than its cost for recruitment.
D) ZingUp Inc. uses a test that is relevant to the specific job roles for which it recruits employees.
E) Nyx Corp. uses a test that simulates specific job conditions that an employee will experience while in that position.
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