Eysenck's Use of Factor Analysis Differed from Cattell's in That

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Multiple Choice

Eysenck's use of factor analysis differed from Cattell's in that Eysenck

• A) began with a hypothesis regarding underlying variables and proceeded to test it with factor analysis.
• B) drew conclusions based on the clusters that appear as a result of the process of factor analysis.
• C) regarded factor analysis as the last step in constructing his model of personality.
• D) used a more inductive approach.

Understand the essential elements and common formats of a résumé.

Recognize the importance and process of proofreading in résumé preparation.

Identify the role of digital platforms and social media in the job search process.

Comprehend the ethical considerations in résumé writing and job searching.

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