One Problem with Using a Multiple Regression Approach to Selection

question 58

Multiple Choice

One problem with using a multiple regression approach to selection is that

• A)a low score on one predictor maybe compensated for by a high score on another.
• B)good applicants may be screened out because of poor performance on one of the criteria.
• C)the equation must be cross-validated.
• D)the cross validation study will often yield non-significant results.

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