In Internal Selection, Managers Tend to Overemphasize Subjective Opinions About

question 27

True/False

In internal selection, managers tend to overemphasize subjective opinions about job candidates, with a consequent increase in decisions with low validity.

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Definitions:

Deviance

Describes actions or behaviors that violate societal norms and are usually subject to negative sanction.

Consensus Crimes

Offenses that are universally agreed to be crimes, such as murder, due to their inherently harmful nature and the consensus over their criminal status.

Homicide

The act of one human killing another human being.

White-Collar

Describes jobs that are typically performed in an office environment and often involve clerical, administrative, or managerial duties as opposed to manual labor.