Prior to Choosing a Selection Method,one Must Have a Firm

question 34

Multiple Choice

Prior to choosing a selection method,one must have a firm understanding of the:

• A)knowledge,skills,and abilities necessary to do the job.
• B)pool of applicants.
• C)time allotted for employee selection.
• D)various employee selection methods and expense of each.

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Definitions:

Case Study

a detailed investigation and analysis of a particular individual, group, event, or situation over a period of time, often used in psychological, sociological, and medical research.

Generalize

The cognitive process of applying specific instances or experiences to broader situations or categories.

Observer Effects

The changes that the act of observation makes on a phenomenon being observed, significant in the realm of quantum mechanics as well as in social sciences.

Participant Observation

A naturalistic observation in which the observer becomes a participant in the group being observed.