The Fleishman Job-Analysis System of Conducting Work Assessments Involves

question 36

Multiple Choice

The Fleishman job-analysis system of conducting work assessments involves:

• A) defining abilities as the enduring attributes of individuals that account for differences in performance.
• B) subject matter experts generating a list of tasks and job incumbents evaluating each task on several dimensions that are specifically important to an organization.
• C) job analysts analyzing a job in terms of involvement with people, data, and things.
• D) employees completing a questionnaire reflecting work behavior, working conditions, and job characteristics.
• E) supervisors generating examples of effective and ineffective performance of employees.

Grasp the concept of significance level and how it impacts hypothesis testing outcomes.

Identify the appropriate test to compare means from related and unrelated groups.

Understand the importance of sample size in statistical testing and its relationship with degrees of freedom.

Learn the basic formulae and calculations involved in a dependent samples t-test.

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