Intelligence Test Scores Predict Job Success Partially as a Result

question 123

Multiple Choice

Intelligence test scores predict job success partially as a result of the fact that:

• A) most jobs don't require a degree but do require tacit skills.
• B) people with low intelligence are likely to live below the poverty line.
• C) it takes less time to train people with higher intelligence to a high level of skill than people with lower levels of intelligence.
• D) persons with low IQ scores cannot learn the skills necessary for nonprofessional occupations.

Understand the cognitive processes involved in thinking, knowing, remembering, and communicating.

Analyze how prototypes influence recognition and recall of information.

Explore the impact of cultural and societal factors on cognition.

Evaluate the effectiveness of different problem-solving strategies, including the use of algorithms and heuristics.

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Definitions:

Infrequent Gain/Loss

Earnings or losses that arise from events that are not expected to recur regularly, distinguished from ordinary operational results.

Continuing Operations

The segments of a business expected to continue operating into the foreseeable future, excluding any discontinued operations.

Extraordinary Item

An unusual and infrequent gain or loss that is reported separately in the financial statements.

Early Retirement

The act of leaving one's job and stopping work before the typical age or requirement for pension eligibility has been reached.