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Talent Planning and Acquisition Flashcards

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  1. A structured interview is preferred over an unstructured interview primarily because it:

    Answer: Improves validity and reduces bias

    Standardized questions and scoring make structured interviews more valid, reliable, and legally defensible.

  2. Behavioral interview questions are based on the premise that:

    Answer: Past behavior predicts future performance

    Behavioral interviewing assumes how a candidate acted previously predicts how they will act in similar situations.

  3. Which selection assessment best demonstrates content validity for a data-entry role?

    Answer: A timed typing and data-entry test

    A work-sample test directly mirrors job tasks, giving it strong content validity.

  4. Adverse impact in selection is commonly evaluated using which guideline?

    Answer: The four-fifths (80%) rule

    The four-fifths rule flags potential adverse impact when a protected group's selection rate is below 80% of the highest group's rate.

  5. When may an employer legally ask about a job applicant's disability before a conditional offer is made?

    Answer: Never; only after a conditional offer

    Under the ADA, disability-related inquiries and medical exams are permitted only after a conditional job offer.

  6. A realistic job preview is most likely to:

    Answer: Reduce early turnover by setting accurate expectations

    Realistic job previews give candidates accurate information, improving fit and reducing turnover among new hires.

  7. Which background-check practice must comply with the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA)?

    Answer: Using a third-party consumer reporting agency

    The FCRA governs background checks performed by third-party consumer reporting agencies, requiring disclosure and consent.