A) the amount of time spent doing each task.
B) the importance of each task.
C) the difficulty of learning each task.
D) all of the above
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A) Job evaluations would undervalue predominantly men-held jobs.
B) The judgments used in the job evaluation are not reliable.
C) Costs to raise salaries in predominately female occupations would be expensive.
D) Job evaluations are often conducted by people who bias the outcome.
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A) salary survey.
B) pay equity analysis.
C) job evaluation.
D) job analysis.
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A) Job Components Inventory
B) Functional Job Analysis
C) Position Analysis Questionnaire
D) Task Inventories
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A) Interview the vet.
B) Observe the incumbents doing the job.
C) Work alongside the vet for one week.
D) All of the above
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A) "We will save you lots of money by identifying those employees you should fire."
B) "We will help you to hire the best people for the job,avoiding lawsuits for discriminatory employment practices."
C) "We can help you identify areas where training is needed by your employees."
D) B and C only
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A) a job-oriented job analysis
B) a person-oriented job analysis
C) a task-oriented job analysis
D) a KSAO-oriented job analysis
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A) Time spent in tasks did not significantly relate to performance.
B) There can be differences in time spent doing tasks among people in the same job.
C) More successful stockbrokers spent less time helping other stockbrokers.
D) The results revealed that reports of time spent are unreliable and invalid.
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A) Job Components Inventory
B) Functional Job Analysis
C) Position Analysis Questionnaire
D) task inventories
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A) evaluation factor.
B) point factor.
C) comparable worth factor.
D) compensable factor.
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A) guiding career development.
B) guiding selection decisions.
C) designing performance appraisal systems.
D) guiding training programs.
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A) knowledge.
B) skill.
C) ability.
D) Other personal characteristic.
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A) interviewing all applicants.
B) creating psychological profiles on the best applicants.
C) conducting a job analysis of the position.
D) identifying the salary level for the position.
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A) occupation requirements.
B) worker characteristics.
C) occupation characteristics.
D) all of the above
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A) Position Analysis Questionnaire
B) Functional Job Analysis
C) Job Components Inventory
D) task inventories
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A) the PAQ demonstrates inter-rater reliability.
B) that analyst ratings might be due to preconceived notions about the job rather than information obtained during the analysis .
C) PAQ ratings are more valid than previously thought.
D) the validity of the PAQ is questionable.
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A) three
B) four
C) five
D) six
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A) a job-oriented approach.
B) a KSAO-oriented approach
C) a person-oriented approach.
D) a position-oriented approach.
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A) Job Components Inventory
B) Functional Job Analysis
C) Position Analysis Questionnaire
D) Task Inventories
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Multiple Choice
A) Job Components Inventory
B) Functional Job Analysis
C) Position Analysis Questionnaire
D) task inventories
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