The Multiple Hurdle Approach to Personnel Decision-Making Involves

question 53

Multiple Choice

The multiple hurdle approach to personnel decision-making involves

• A)combining various predictors of success in a statistical manner.
• B)an ordered sequence of screening devices after each of which a decision is made.
• C)designating a score on each predictor above which the candidate must score.
• D)using only those criteria on which the candidate scores very high.

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