Human Resource Audits and Benchmarking Are Two Critical Tools Used

question 78

True/False

Human resource audits and benchmarking are two critical tools used by managers who implement an evidence-based approach to human resource management.

Understand the concept of regression toward the mean and its implications for experimental design.

Recognize the importance of and methods for establishing construct validity in the absence of random assignment.

Identify when and how to apply interrupted time series design and its variations for research.

Distinguish selection biases and their impact on the internal and external validity of a study.

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