Exam 7: Selecting Human Resources
Exam 1: Human Resource Management in Organizations100 Questions
Exam 2: Human Resource Strategy and Planning100 Questions
Exam 3: Equal Employment Opportunity100 Questions
Exam 4: Workforce, Jobs, and Job Analysis100 Questions
Exam 5: Individual Organization Relations and Retention100 Questions
Exam 6: Recruiting High-Quality Talent100 Questions
Exam 7: Selecting Human Resources103 Questions
Exam 8: Training Human Resources100 Questions
Exam 9: Talent, Careers, and Development100 Questions
Exam 10: Performance Management and Appraisal100 Questions
Exam 11: Total Rewards and Compensation100 Questions
Exam 12: Managing Employee Benefits100 Questions
Exam 13: Risk Management and Worker Protection100 Questions
Exam 14: Employee Rights and Responsibilities101 Questions
Exam 15: Union-Management Relations100 Questions
Exam 16: Global Human Resource Management103 Questions
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A new casino wants to hire about 1,000 employees for its new resort. Applicants are asked to complete an online questionnaire that will later be analyzed using computer software. Only those applicants who have previously worked in hotels and casinos will be considered eligible for the next step in the hiring process. This best exemplifies _____.
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Ernest is applying for a job that will require him to carry heavy equipment. The employer tests his physical strength and endurance during the selection process. This is an example of a psychomotor test.
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Chinn has been a bus driver for a tour bus company for the past 15 years and has an excellent driving record. He had a back injury last year for which he is still undergoing treatment. If Chinn has an accident while driving one of the tour buses because of the effects of his medication and passengers are injured in the accident, the company will most likely be liable for _____.
(Multiple Choice)
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Courts have ruled that screening candidates based on information obtained from their social media and networking profiles is legal and nondiscriminatory.
(True/False)
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Danica graduated from college during a severe economic recession. She then accepted a job as a trainer for a major national bank. Danica was one of the top candidates when she was hired by the bank. Three months into her job, she began to feel like she did not belong there because her values did not align with those of the company. This best exemplifies _____.
(Multiple Choice)
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What are the circumstances in which an employer needs to combine predictors? What are the two ways of combining predictors?
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Marcus wants to become a firefighter in Redville. The physical requirements to qualify for the position of firefighter in Redville are rigorous, and applicants must pass several ability tests to be selected. Marcus has a hearing impairment, and this impairment alone causes him to be disqualified. He passes all the other physical and written tests that were conducted earlier. This scenario best exemplifies _____.
(Multiple Choice)
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_____ indicates the right of an employer or an employee to terminate employment at any time with or without notice or cause (where applicable by state law).
(Multiple Choice)
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The problem of _____ occurs when interviewers decide whether an applicant is suitable for a job within the first two to four minutes of the interview and spend the rest of the time looking for evidence to support their decision.
(Multiple Choice)
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The Americans with Disabilities Act prohibits the use of drug tests until a job has been conditionally offered.
(True/False)
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Which of the following occurs when interviewers favor or select people whom they believe to be like themselves on the basis of a variety of personal factors?
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Aaron is attending a job interview. The interviewers find that his cognitive scores are quite low, but he has great interpersonal skills. The interviewers decide to hire him and give him intensive training on their desk procedures. This is an example of the compensatory approach for combining predictors of work performance.
(True/False)
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Jennifer has a minor hand tremor that affects her ability to write legibly. This would most likely lower Jennifer's score on the MacQuarie Test for Mechanical Ability.
(True/False)
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Reliability refers to how well a test measures what it claims to measure.
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A school hired a bus driver without conducting a multistate criminal background check; the school conducted a background check only in the state in which it is located. Subsequently, the driver was convicted of kidnapping one of the children who traveled in his bus. The prosecution in the case revealed that the driver had been convicted 10 years ago for a similar case in another state. In this scenario, the school is guilty of _____.
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Scenic River had an opening for the position of City Manager. This opening attracted many applicants from all over the city. As part of the selection process, each applicant appeared one after another for the interview before the entire Scenic River Board. This best exemplifies a _____.
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Measurable or visible indicators of selection criteria are called _____.
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