The Usual Process for Arriving at a Selection Decision Is

question 9

Multiple Choice

The usual process for arriving at a selection decision is to gradually narrow the pool of candidates for each job.This approach is called the:

• A) compensatory model.
• B) multiple-hurdle model.
• C) professional model.
• D) behavioural planning model.
• E) legally required model.

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Definitions:

American Psychological Association

A prominent organization in the United States that represents the field of psychology, committed to enhancing the development, dissemination, and utilization of psychological insights for the betterment of society.

Debriefing

A process wherein experimental participants are given a full explanation of the experiment upon its completion, including its purpose and any deceptions, to resolve any ethical concerns.

Excessive Payment

Paying out more than what is deemed necessary or required, often implying a waste or misuse of resources.

Local Laws

Rules and regulations that are enacted by local government bodies and applicable within a specific geographic area or community.