In Using Educational Level as an Initial Selection Criterion, Which

question 27

Multiple Choice

In using educational level as an initial selection criterion, which of the following statements is false?

• A) The degree received from an institution is not sufficient as a sole indicator of an applicant's level of education.
• B) A GED is a high school equivalency degree and is about as good as a conventional high school diploma in predicting job performance.
• C) Educational level is a predictor of job performance.
• D) High-level degrees from non-accredited schools may be indicators of lesser accomplishment than lower-level degrees from accredited schools.

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