A Researcher Prefers Using Scholarly Sources Instead of Popular Resources

question 17

Multiple Choice

A researcher prefers using scholarly sources instead of popular resources. All of the following are reasonable justification for doing so, EXCEPT:

• A)scholarly sources are more current than popular sources.
• B)scholarly sources provide access to new findings and information whereas popular sources report secondhand findings.
• C)scholarly sources go through the rigorous process of peer review.
• D)scholarly sources are written in more appropriate technical language.
• E)scholarly sources can be tracked using Web-based bookmarking tools.

Appreciate the role of work sampling and other performance-based selection methods.

Understand different types of interviews and their purposes.

Recognize the importance of preparation and communication skills for successful interviews.

Comprehend the role and the importance of reference checks in the selection process.

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Definitions:

Oregon Vocational Interest Scales

A psychometric tool used to measure vocational interests to help in career guidance and counseling.

Big Five

A model describing five broad dimensions of personality traits: openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism.

Career Paths

The trajectory or progression of occupations that an individual may follow throughout their working life.

ORVIS

An assessment tool designed to evaluate individual values, interests, and preferences in work settings to guide career decision-making.