The Empirical Literature Has Consistently Supported the Superiority of ______

question 11

Multiple Choice

The empirical literature has consistently supported the superiority of ______ data over ______ data.

• A) clinical; antecedent
• B) clinical; actuarial
• C) actuarial; antecedent
• D) actuarial; clinical

Understand ethical standards in HRM practices.

Recognize the importance of rights in the workplace, such as freedom of conscience, speech, and privacy.

Identify the roles and competencies of HR professionals.

Explain the significance of human resource planning and evidence-based HR in organizational strategy.

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Definitions:

Ingroup Bias

The tendency to favor and extend better treatment to members of one's own group over those from external groups.

Favor

A gesture of compassion that exceeds the expected or customary.

Common Identity

A sense of belonging to a group or category that is broadly shared amongst its members, often influencing behavior and social cohesion.

Blame-The-Victim Dynamic

A social and psychological phenomenon where the victim of a crime, accident, or any type of abusive maltreatment is held responsible for the misconduct committed against them.