page 1 (chapter 5) Flashcards

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what is preliminary screening

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phase begins after getting enough job applications and you eliminate candidates not meeting minimum criteria

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what is selection

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process by which recruited applicants are screened, evaluated, and assessed until a final hire decision is made

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what is the multiple hurdle strategy

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series of successive steps or hurdles, once below cutoff, does not return

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what are the 4 steps of the selection process

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  1. preliminary screening
  2. selection testing reliability and validity
  3. selection interview
  4. background information
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what is the application form

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standardized

doesn’t ask about prohibited grounds

includes contact info, education, work experience, certifications

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what is a resume

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not standardized

included information varies

potential inclusion of problematic information

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what does it mean by not standardized

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can control everything on a resume

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what does standardized result in

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easy to make comparisons

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what is selection testing reliability

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a way to get more information on candidates but need to make sure tests have accurate information and are reliable and valid

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what is a test-retest

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test that produces same/similar results over a period, for example to administer a test two weeks apart and see if results are similar

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what is an inter-rater test

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the test produces the same/similar results with different people, for example, administering a test to two different members of an organization with similar results

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