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30 Cards in this Set
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In the past few years, about ____ discrimination complaints were filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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75,000
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____ is a judicial interpretation of a law and is important because it establishes a precedent for future cases.
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Case law
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It is illegal to use an individual's religion in an employment decision unless the nature of the job involves:
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religion
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If a job can only be performed by a person in a particular class, the requirement is considered:
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a BFOQ
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A supervisor offering a promotion in exchange for sex would fall under the ____ form of sexual harassment.
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quid pro quo
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Sexual harassment results in:
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decreased productivity
increased absenteeism increased turnover |
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Organizations have affirmative action plans for one of four reasons. Which of the following is NOT one of the four reasons?
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Labor union agreement
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The ____ protects against unreasonable search and seizure.
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Fourth Amendment
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The case law most pertinent to privacy issues and psychological testing is:
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Soroka v. Dayton Hudson
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What are the four common reasons for affirmative action plans?
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· Court order
· Government regulation · Consent decree · Desire to be a good employer |
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The gathering, analyzing, and structuring of information about a job's components, characteristics, and requirements is a process called:
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job analysis
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Which of the following sections in a job description can affect a person's perceptions of the status and worth of a job?
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Job title
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According to the author, the section of a job description which contains the knowledge, skills, abilities, and other characteristics necessary to be successful on the job is labeled ____; the section containing a list of tasks and activities in which the worker is involved is labeled ____.
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job competencies / work activities
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Which of the following is the most common method of conducting a job analysis?
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Interview
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I/O Psychology is a branch of psychology that ____ in the workplace.
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applies the principles of psychology
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Changes in employee behavior that result from an employee being studied is:
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Hawthorne effect
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The use of ____ best distinguishes I/O psychology from related fields taught in business colleges.
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psychological principles
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Hypotheses are based on:
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previous research
logic theories |
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Asking "will the results of laboratory research generalize to organizations in the "real world" is related to:
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external validity
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If researchers have trouble forming a hypothesis, they:
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conduct an exploratory study
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Conducting a literature review means:
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seeing if similar research has been conducted
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According to the author, the section of a job description which contains the knowledge, skills, abilities, and other characteristics necessary to be successful on the job is labeled ____; the section containing a list of tasks and activities in which the worker is involved is labeled ____.
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job competencies / work activities
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Which of the following is the most common method of conducting a job analysis?
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Interview
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A specialized job analysis interview that uses groups and focuses on objectives is:
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the Ammerman technique
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Andre is completing a questionnaire containing 400 items covering five major categories: tools and equipment, perceptual and physical requirements, mathematical requirements, communication requirements, and decision making and responsibility. Andre is using the:
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Job Components Inventory
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Which of the following job analysis methods provides information about working conditions?
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AET
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____ is an example of an ergonomic centered job analysis method.
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The AET
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____ is the process of determining a job's worth.
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Job evaluation
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____ is a judicial interpretation of a law and is important because it establishes a precedent for future cases.
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Case law
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A test asking questions about sexual orientation or belief in God might be illegal due to:
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invasion of privacy
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