Research on Job Analysis Techniques Has Shown That

question 55

Multiple Choice

Research on job analysis techniques has shown that

• A) functional job analysis, the critical incidents technique, and the PAQ are all reasonably effective.
• B) the PAQ is more limited in the amount of information it provides.
• C) the PAQ is more cost-effective and easier to use than functional job analysis or critical incidents.
• D) All of the above

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Definitions:

Measure of Effect Size

A quantitative expression of the magnitude of a phenomenon or effect size, used to assess the relationship or difference between variables in a statistical analysis.

Expected Frequencies

Expected frequencies refer to the anticipated count of occurrences in each category of a distribution, based on a probability model or theory, used in chi-square testing.

Chi-square Statistic

The chi-square statistic measures how expectations compare to actual observed data, used primarily for categorical data.

Expected Frequencies

In statistics, the anticipated count of occurrences across different categories based on a theoretical distribution.