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A combination of skills, knowledge, abilities and personal characteristics is a set of behaviour called competencies.
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The use of clinical decision making to hire for line jobs is least likely to be a hgh performance work practice.
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Speed tests reduce the risk of legal challenges.
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Hawthorne studies were used to examine the effect of manipulating workplace light.
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As the complexity of a job increases, the predictive value of general intelligence test increases.
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An employee that often volunteers to do additional tasks to gelp others and consistently puts in extra effort in completing his own tasks gives an overall performance.
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According to Campbell, demonstrated effort is a performance component that is essential at some level for every job.
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A test battery is a collection of tests rather than a single test.
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Employees with a very high level of integrity would be most expected to rank high on extraversion of the five factor model.
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Motivation, procedural knowledge, skills and declarative knowledge are direct determinants of job performance.
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Skills are innate abilities.
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Objective reporting by the SME is a potential distorting that influences in job analysis data collection.
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The attribute levels of various people in a group can be brought to the same level through training is a fundemental assumption that I-O psychologists make when they apply the individual differences model.
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On mixed standard scales scoring is easy since raters tend to be consistent in their judgements.
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An expatriate is a manager or professional assigned to work abroad.
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The Five Factor Model can be used to identify evidence of psychopathology.
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Sabotaging the projects of co-workers is an example of contraproductive behaviour.
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Stanfort-Binet is a studies that examined productivity in the workplace except.
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Task-based ratings rely on some trait analysis for accuracy.
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In a work sample test, the task assigned and the equipment used to complete the task are designed to be realistic simulations of the actual job.
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As the complexity of a job increases, the predictive value of general intelligence tests decreases.
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Performance measures include that employees are interchangeable and may be substituted for one another.
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If an employee feels that the process of ratings in a performance review was assigned unfair, it´s a type of procedural justice.
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Performance appraisal systems are developed by HR and handed to managers to use evaluation of subordinates; performance management feedback occurs whenever a supervisor or subordinate feels a discussion about expectations and performance is necessary.
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I-O psychology is defined as the application of psychological principles, theory and research to the work setting.
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An expatriate is a culture that minimizes distances between individuals.
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Hawthorne studies were used to examine the effect of mass group testing.
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When central tendency errors occur, it is often observed that an extreme score is avoided in favor of a "safe" score.
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There is currently no way to measure if someone is faking a personality test.
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United States has a collectivistic culture.
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Measures of "g" assess perceptual ability.
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Employees are feeling more positively toward performance monitoring when they are aware when it´s taking place so they can censor their actions.
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Skills are practiced acts.
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Conscientiousness is one of the dimensions in Hofstede´s theory of culture.
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Cognitive task analysis is a method of distilling job performance into measurable units.
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I-O psychology is defined as the study of ways to maximize productivity.
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Correlate ration is the relationship between the number of individuals actually hired and the number assessed.
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Tett (1995) suggests that the "dependable aspect of counscientiousness " might be counterproductive in Musician.
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Reliance on the status quo is a circumstance of today´s workplaces that seem to require adaptive performance.
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Responsibility is an aspect of organizational citizenship behavior.
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When individuals from different geographic locations work together, it is known as virtual teams.
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Looking at how judges perceive performance evaluation, the characteristics most commonly cited in court decisions include wheter the rates were given instructions.
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Tests of psychomotor abilities should be administered for all jobs.
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Industrial technology is one of the major concentrations of I-O psychology.
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The "west vs the rest" mentality refers to the tendency to apply American theories to non-American situations.
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To decide who to hire for a position is a purpose of a job analysis.
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Felishman´s taxonomy of 52 abilities can be divided into the categories of cognitive abilities, perceptual motor abilities and physical abilities.
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Screen out tests identify signs of psychopathology, while screen in tests identify variations of normal personality.
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Motivation,stress, leadership and teamwork are adressed by organizational psychology.
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A performance rating form used for administrative purposes would be least valid for employee feedback.