A) "All methods are equivalent and have high reliability."
B) "A job analysis is reliable only if it is conducted by trained analysts."
C) "Job analysis ratings are reasonably reliable except for task inventory ratings using job incumbents."
D) "All job analysis methods are moderately reliable,regardless of the method used."
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A) people are more accurate when rating specific tasks
B) people are more accurate when rating traits people need to do the job
C) people are more accurate when rating general job duties
D) the validity of ratings is constant across different kinds of job analysis ratings
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A) tasks.
B) duties.
C) elements.
D) positions.
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A) job analysts and company executives.
B) job analysts and supervisors.
C) job analysts and job incumbents.
D) job incumbents and supervisors.
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A) A machinist on the assembly line
B) The night shift supervisor of the engine station of the assembly line
C) The factory owner
D) The quality assurance person
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A) "Job analysis using trained analysts are valid,but those relying on task inventories of SME's are not."
B) "Job analysis provides useful information,but maybe subject to potential biases due to their reliance of human judgment."
C) "Job analysis conducted using interviews of SME's are more valid then those that rely on the use of trained observers."
D) "Job analysis ratings are not valid unless the job incumbents are trained on how to rate their job before hand."
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A) comparable worth
B) equality
C) job evaluation
D) essential worth
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A) ability.
B) skill.
C) knowledge.
D) other personal characteristic.
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A) worker characteristics required to successfully perform the job.
B) tasks done on the job.
C) both of the above
D) neither of the above
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A) information input.
B) mediation processes.
C) work output.
D) all of the above
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A) Job Components Inventory
B) Functional Job Analysis
C) Position Analysis Questionnaire
D) Task Inventories
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A) compensable factors.
B) the Equal Pay Act.
C) comparable worth.
D) job analysis.
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A) knowledge.
B) skill.
C) ability.
D) Other personal characteristic.
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A) job analysts
B) subject matter experts
C) trained observers
D) work psychologists
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A) observe a job incumbent perform the job
B) interview SMEs
C) administer questionnaires to SMEs
D) do the job yourself
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A) Compensable factors
B) Critical incidents
C) KSAOs
D) Essential functions
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A) the positions,tasks,duties,activities,and elements of a job.
B) the characteristics of job tasks.
C) the personal characteristics necessary to successfully perform the job.
D) all of the above
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A) having the job analyst perform the job
B) observing job incumbents
C) interviewing SMEs
D) giving out questionnaires to job incumbents
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A) internal consistency reliability.
B) inter-rater reliability.
C) content validity.
D) criterion related validity.
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A) essential incidents
B) critical incidents
C) essential functions
D) critical functions
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