In Predicting an Adult Woman's Behavior, It May Be More

question 165

Multiple Choice

In predicting an adult woman's behavior, it may be more important to know that she is the mother of a 3-year-old child than to know whether she is 20 or 30 years old. This reflects the concept of

• A) chronological age.
• B) social age.
• C) psychological age.
• D) biological age.

Understand the advantages and limitations of different interview types for employee selection.

Grasp the principles of nondirective and directive interviews and their impact on interview outcomes.

Recognize the importance and methods of reference checks in the employment selection process.

Understand the process and advantages of concurrent and predictive validation in employment tests.

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