Employee Selection Process
Human Resource Planning
Employee Screening & Assessment
Selection Testing & Screening
Miscellaneous
100

The process by which organizations attract potential  workers to apply for a job

What is Employee Recruitment?

100

As assessment of current KSAOs of current employees and how they are used

What is Talent Inventory?
100

Refers to stability of a measure over time or the consistency of a measure

What is reliability?

100

Refers to the background information and personal characteristics that can be used in employee selection

What is Biodata?

100

Refers to whether an employment test measures what is supposed to measure

What is Construct Validity?
200

The process of reviewing information about job applicants to select individuals for a job

What is Employee Screening?

200

A plan for future HR requirements (# of positions needed, skills for those positions, and what the current market is for those workers)

What is Workforce Forecasting?

200

Refers to the accuracy of inferences or projections we draw form measurements

What is Validity?

200

Instruments that measure psychological characteristics of individuals?

What are Personality Tests?

200

An employee selection method that combines separate predictors of job success in a statistical procedure

What is the Multiple Regression Model?

300

The process of choosing people for employment from a pool of applicants.

What is Employee Selection?

300

A development of a plan to guide the recruitment, selection, training, and compensation of future hires.

What is an HR Action Plan?

300

Method of determining the stability of a measurement instrument by administering the same measure to the same people at two different times and then correlating the scores

What is Test-Retest reliability?

300

Used in job skills test to measure applicants' abilities to perform brief examples of important job tasks

What are Work Sample Tests?
300

Groups, including women and certain ethnic and racial minorities, that have been identified as previous targets of employment discrimination

What are Protected Groups?

400

The process of deciding to which job hired workers should be assigned

What is Employee Placement?

400

A system of feedback to assess how well the HR system is working and how well the company met its HR plan.

What is Control & Evaluation?

400

Method of establishing the reliability of an instrument by correlating scores on two different but equivalent versions of the same instrument

What are Parallel Forms?
400

A combination of employment tests used to increase the ability to predict future job performance

What is a Test Battery?

400

The accuracy of a measurement instrument in determining the relationship between scores on the instrument and some criterion of job success

Criterion-Related Validity

500

The 2 categories of variables that are used in the Model for Employee Selection

What are criteria and predictors?

500

Name 3 things HR professionals need to consider when developing an HR plan

What are the organization's goals and objectives, staffing needs, current resource capacities, needed positions, short and long term resource timeframes, compensation abilities, and company culture?

500

The ability of the items in a measurement instrument to measure adequately the various characteristics needed to perform a job

What is Content Validity?
500
Arriving at a premature, early overall evaluation of an applicant in a hiring interview

What is Snap Judgement?

500

The value of screening test in determining important outcomes, such as dollars gained by a company through its use

What is Test Utility?

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