Biodata refers to a selection technique that collects information:

A study finds a large group difference in height between females and males (d = 3.00; i.e., males are taller). We know that Jane is a female and John is a male, therefore John is taller.

You conduct a study and obtain a correlation of r = .46. Which of the following correlations depicts a stronger linear association between two variables?

What is an example of a cost-effective health intervention for a small organization to meaningfully improve employee health?

Under the causal model of performance, conscientiousness is a ______________ determinant of performance whereas procedural knowledge is a ______________ determinant of performance.

As Malika was demonstrating how she performs bed mobility tasks in the video we reviewed in class, what was the major contributor to the lack of efficiency of her movement? 

Which job task would NOT be appropriate to assess using a work sample?

Steve and his employer both value environmental sustainability. This is an example of ______________ fit.

Organizations frequently use assessment centers to select managers and executives because they are very cheap to develop and administer.

I-O consultants occasionally have to convince organizations that…