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MBA, PHD
Phoniex
Jul-2007 - Jun-2012
Corportae Manager
ChevronTexaco Corporation
Feb-2009 - Nov-2016
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Question 21Â ptsÂ
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Question 31Â ptsÂ
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Question 41Â ptsÂ
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Question 51Â ptsÂ
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Question 61Â ptsÂ
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In the past, the most commonly used personality test for selection decisions was the ___________.Â
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Question 71Â ptsÂ
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Measures which assess an individual's capacity to function in a certain way are called _______.Â
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interest inventoriesÂ
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Question 81Â ptsÂ
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Selection in total quality management environments should be revised inÂ
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types of skills assessed.Â
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the processes by which selection decisions are madeÂ
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Question 91Â ptsÂ
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The assessment method which involves the use of very realistic equipment and scenarios to simulate actual tasks of a job is called a(n) ________ test.Â
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Question 101Â ptsÂ
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The best description of UGESP is that they are ______.Â
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regulations for drug testing in the workplaceÂ
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a set of federal regulations related to selection systems as covered by the Civil Rights ActÂ
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a set of regulations relating only to disabled individualsÂ
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regulations that deal only with gender equity and job selectionÂ
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Question 111Â ptsÂ
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The biggest reason why cognitive ability tests are not more widely used isÂ
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they have an adverse impact on minorities.Â
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Question 121Â ptsÂ
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The correlation between structured interviews and cognitive ability tests is Â
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Question 131Â ptsÂ
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The first step of the structured interview process is ___________.Â
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selecting and training interviewersÂ
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Question 141Â ptsÂ
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The most widely used test of general mental ability for selection decisions is the ______.Â
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Question 151Â ptsÂ
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The person who is most likely to conduct a clinical assessment of a job applicantÂ
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Question 161Â ptsÂ
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The process of administering tests that place applicants in hypothetical, job-related situations and asking them to choose a course of action among several alternatives is called ______________.Â
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situational judgment testsÂ
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Question 171Â ptsÂ
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The reliability of most substantive assessment methods is _________.Â
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Question 181Â ptsÂ
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The type of structured interview that assesses an applicant's ability to project what his/her behavior would be in the future is the ____________ interview.Â
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Question 191Â ptsÂ
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To determine if adverse impact is occurring, an organization should compute and compare selection rates in terms of ________.Â
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Question 201Â ptsÂ
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Which of the following is true regarding the Big Five personality factors?Â
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Question 211Â ptsÂ
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Which of the following is true regarding selection in a team environment?Â
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Individual intelligence should be assessed.Â
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Question 221Â ptsÂ
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Which of the following is true regarding drug testing?Â
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Applicants were twice as likely to be tested for alcohol use as drug use.Â
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Upper-level employees are more likely to be tested than lower-level employees.Â
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Question 231Â ptsÂ
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Which of the following is a recommendation for the use of drug testing programs?Â
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Drug testing should be done with all jobs.Â
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Do not inform applicants of the test results.Â
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Provide rejected applicants with an opportunity to appeal.Â
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Question 241Â ptsÂ
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Which of the following statements regarding the relationship between intelligence and job performance is supported by research?Â
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The effect of cognitive ability on job performance is non-linear.Â
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Smart workers are more likely to quit their jobs than other workers.Â
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Intelligence and job satisfaction are unrelated to each other.Â
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Question 251Â ptsÂ
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Which of the following is true regarding research on the validity of personality tests?Â
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Conscientiousness predicted performance across all occupational groups studies.Â
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Openness to experience failed to predict training performance.Â
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Extraversion predicted job performance.Â
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Question 261Â ptsÂ
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Which of the following cognitive abilities appear to reflect general intelligence?Â
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Question 271Â ptsÂ
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Which of the following is true regarding cognitive ability tests?Â
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Cognitive ability tests are among the least valid methods of selection.Â
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Cognitive ability tests do not generalize to a wide range of organizations and jobs.Â
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Organizations that use cognitive ability tests reap large economic gains as a result.Â
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Question 281Â ptsÂ
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Which of the following is true regarding integrity tests?Â
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Their use has declined in the past decade.Â
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Question 291Â ptsÂ
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Which of the following is true regarding the use of personality tests in the selectionÂ
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Emotional stability is a much more valid predictor of job performance when it is measured narrowly.Â
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The Core Self-Evaluations Scale has not been shown to have much validity in predicting job performance.Â
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Question 301Â ptsÂ
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Which of the following is a characteristic of a typical unstructured interview?Â
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It is usually carefully planned.Â
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The interviewer makes a quick and final evaluation of the candidateÂ
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Question 311Â ptsÂ
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Which of the following is a source of error or bias in unstructured interviews?Â
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Question 321Â ptsÂ
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Which of the following is(are) true based on research regarding interviews?Â
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The validity of structured interviews is low.Â
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Situational interviews are less valid than job-related interviews.Â
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Panel interviews were less valid than individual interviews.Â
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