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Effects Of Personality Retesting On Validity Coefficients As Moderated By Situational Strength, Daniel R. Abben
Effects Of Personality Retesting On Validity Coefficients As Moderated By Situational Strength, Daniel R. Abben
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The use of valid selection tests enables organizations to better select employees who have the knowledge, skills, abilities, and other characteristics that are necessary for success. While cognitive ability tests are one of the best predictors of performance, they have well-known limitations. Specifically, they can result in adverse impact, and there is clear evidence of retest effects. The use of personality tests, when included in a selection battery, can ameliorate adverse impact and can provide incremental validity. Personality tests, however, also have limitations. Namely, they can be faked, the construct can be measured in various ways (i.e., there are myriad …