How Do Personality Tests Differ from Integrity Tests

question 56

Multiple Choice

How do personality tests differ from integrity tests?

• A) They make greater use of hypothetical situations.
• B) They are more likely to use a Likert Scale for grading.
• C) They give a broader understanding of the candidate.
• D) They deal less with ethics and more with wants and goals.

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Definitions:

Macro-Social Factors

Large-scale social forces and structures that influence societies and individual behaviors and outlooks.

Peremptory Challenges

In the legal system, these are the rights for attorneys to reject certain jurors without stating a reason, used in jury selection to attempt to ensure an impartial jury.

Potential Jurors

Individuals who are eligible and may be called to serve as jurors in a court of law, typically selected from the general population.

Batson V. Kentucky

A landmark Supreme Court case that ruled the exclusion of jurors based on race violates the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.