The OSS Assessments Resulted in Mounds of Notes and Other

question 71

Multiple Choice

The OSS assessments resulted in mounds of notes and other data about the candidates' suitability for intelligence work. All of this information was

• A)analyzed in triple-blind fashion by a panel of three psychologists.
• B)sent to OSS headquarters in Washington, D.C. for a preliminary recommendation.
• C)reviewed and debated at a staff conference.
• D)All of these

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Definitions:

Technical Knowledge

Specific knowledge related to a particular field of work or technology, often involving understanding complex processes or systems.

Test Selection

The process of choosing appropriate tests or assessments based on their reliability, validity, and relevance to the specific context or individuals being evaluated.

Test Administration

Tests should be administered appropriately as defined by the way they were established and standardized. Alterations to this process should be noted and interpretations of test data adjusted if conditions were not ideal.

Confidentiality

An ethical (not legal) obligation to protect the client's right to privacy. There are some instances in which confidentiality should be broken, such as when clients are in danger of harming themselves or someone else.