Exam 10: Ability

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William works for a small firm with only enough money budgeted to use one test to help with hiring decisions. What kind of test would be the most generally beneficial for the company as the ability it tests is applicable to the most jobs?

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Scores on cognitive ability tests have a strong negative correlation with measures of performance across different types of jobs.

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Explain how environment influences cognitive abilities, and provide an example of this.

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Eagle is a human resources coordinator for a large firm dealing with a range of products. She needs to immediately hire an employee high in reasoning ability, but the only tests she has available test for quantitative and verbal abilities. What can she do when she administers the test to Pablo, and he scores very well on both of them?

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Which of the following scenarios shows the strongest predictor of job task performance?

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Using general rules to solve problems is referred to as ________ reasoning.

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Gracie was recently hired by a detective agency after rounds of pre-employment testing and interviews. The pre-employment testing showed that she had a high ability to gather information regarding crimes, filter out unwanted information, and draw the right conclusions to strengthen her case. We can say that the pre-employment tests revealed that Gracie is good at

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The "g-factor" refers to

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Whenever Marie has a plan, she runs her idea past James first. James always seems to be able to see potential problems with an idea before they happen. James has a high level of

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Differentiate among the three types of strength. Explain what types of jobs may require these strengths.

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Employatech, an employment research and consulting firm, completed a job analysis revealing that the primary skill required of applicants for a particular job is the ability to make effective decisions based on a presented set of facts. The skill being identified by the job analysis is ________ reasoning.

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When a job requires extreme ranges of motion, it involves a need for

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Written expression is the ability to understand written words and sentences.

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Glen is a lineman. He has to climb up telephone poles all day long. In order to do his job all day without becoming overly fatigued, Glen must have a high degree of ________ strength.

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Abilities can be modified over time, unlike skills, which remain stable over one's lifetime.

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________ is the visual ability that helps one see things in low light contexts.

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The effects of general cognitive ability on job performance are most pronounced in the area of

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Cognitive abilities are related to the

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Ability refers to the relatively stable capabilities people have to perform a particular range of different but related activities.

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Which of the following scenarios demonstrates a person's ability?

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