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the expression of opinion regarding an applicant’s ability, previous performance, work habits, and character

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reference

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the process of confirming the accuracy of the resume and job application information

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reference check

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a letter expressing regarding an applicant’s ability, future potentials, achievements

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letter of recommendation

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intentional placement of untrue information on a resume

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resume fraud

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if an organization hires an applicant w/o checking his references and he later commits a crime while being employed in the org

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negligent hiring

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an organization’s failure to meet its legal duty to supply relevant information to a prospective employer about a former employee’s potential for legal trouble

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negligent reference

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designed to measure how much a person knows about a job. used primarily in the public sector, especially for promotions

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job knowledge test

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tap the extent to which an applicant can learn or perform a job-related skill (potential to perform a job). used primarily for occupations in which applicants are expected to know how to perform the job at the time of hire

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ability tests

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tests designed to measure the levels of intelligence or the amount of knowledge possessed by an applicant

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cognitive ability test

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a measure of facility with such processes as spatial relations, and form perception. consists of vision, color discrimination, depth perception, speech, and hearing

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perceptual ability test

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measure of such facility with such processes as finger dexterity and motor coordination. includes finger dexterity, manual dexterity, control precision

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psychomotor ability test

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measures an applicant’s level of physical strength and stamina

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physical ability tests

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applicants demonstrate job-related physical behaviors

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job simulations

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14
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divided into athletic requirements and defensive requirements

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physical agility tests

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the applicant performs actual job-related tasks. can be expensive to both construct and administer. refers to a simulation not involving situational exercise

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work sample

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selection technique characterized by the use of multiple assessment methods (in which at least one is a simulation) that allow multiple assessors to actually observe and evaluate applicants perform simulated job tasks

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assessment centers

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an assessment center exercise designed to simulate the types of information that daily come across a manager’s or employee’s desk in order to observe the applicant’s responses to such information

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the in-basket technique

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the real backbone of assessment centers. enables assessors to see an applicant in action. include role plays and work samples

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simulations

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applicants are meet in small groups and are given a job-related problem to solve or a job-related issue to discuss

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leaderless group discussions

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allows the applicant to demonstrate creativity, decision making, and ability to work with others. simulates business and marketing activities

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business games

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selection method that considers an applicant’s life, school, military, community, and work experience. a good predictor of job performance as well as the best predictor of employee tenures

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biodata

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gathering of biodata from employee files. info often missing or incomplete tho

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the file approach

23
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create a biographical questionnaire that is administered to all employees and applicants

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the questionnaire approach

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two kinds of personality inventories

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test of normal personality, test of psychopathology

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three types of tests for normal personality

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theory-based test, statistically-based test, empirically based test

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two types of tests for psychopathology

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projective tests and objective test

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two kinds of interest inventories

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strong interest inventory and vocational counseling

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four kinds of integrity/honesty tests

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polygraph, voice test analyzer, overt integrity test, personality-based integrity test

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the amount of good lost by an organization as a result of theft, breakage, or other

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shrinkage

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designed to reduce faking by asking test-takers to select the reason that best explains a statement. it provides test takers with a series of statements and then ask the respondent to select the reason that best justifies or explains each of the statements. the type of reason selected is thought to indicate their aggressive biases

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conditional reasoning test

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“most ppl have harmful intentions behind their behaviors”

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hostile attribution bias

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“it is important to show strength or dominance in social interactions”

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potency bias

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“it is important to retaliate when wronged rather than try to maintain a relationship”

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retribution bias

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“powerful ppl victimize less powerful individuals”

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victimization bias

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“evil people deserve to have bad things happen to them”

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derogation of target bias

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“social customs restrict free will and should be ignored”

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social discounting bias

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credit checks are conducted because employers believe that people who owe money might be more likely to steal or accept bribes

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credit history

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common to be given by employers to applicant after a conditional offer of hire has been made

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psychological exams

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the physician is given a copy of the job description and asked to determine if there are any medical conditions that will keep the employee from safely performing the job

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medical exam