Questions Developed from the Critical Incident Technique for the Purpose

question 18

Multiple Choice

Questions developed from the critical incident technique for the purpose of discovering how job candidates would respond to work-related events are called:

• A) unstructured questions.
• B) job knowledge questions.
• C) worker requirement questions.
• D) situational questions.

Appreciate the significance of objective and projective tests in understanding personality.

Learn the applications and limitations of objective personality testing.

Understand the development and application of specific personality assessment tools.

Understand the key concepts and stages of Piaget's theory of cognitive development.

---

Definitions:

Family Life

The daily activities, interactions, and relationships among members within a family unit.

Veil of Ignorance

A concept in political philosophy that suggests designing society's rules without knowing one's own status or position, to ensure fairness.

Original Position

A theoretical situation in political philosophy proposed by John Rawls, where individuals choose principles of justice without knowledge of their personal positions.

Rawls

American political philosopher John Rawls, known for his contributions to political and moral philosophy, especially in the theory of justice as fairness.