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panfilo

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_________ remain(s) one of the best ways to understand the value of personnel testing.
 
  a. The Taylor-Russell tables
  b. Environmental classification
  c. Value-added employee assessments
  d. The Myers-Briggs type indicator

Question 2

Even if a test is reliable and valid, it should not be used unless it has
 
  a. incremental validity.
  b. utility.
  c. a high cutting score.
  d. content validity.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

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