Adapting Cognitive Methods to Real-World Objectives: An Application to Job Knowledge Testing

Authors

David A. DuBois
Valerie L. Shalin, Wright State University - Main CampusFollow

Document Type

Book Chapter

Publication Date

1995

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Abstract

The measurement of individual performance in the workplace is vital to several important practical and research objectives. It frequently provides the basis for compensation and promotion decisions. Performance measures also serve as criteria for assessing the validity of personnel selection and placement programs, evaluating the effectiveness of training treatments, and determining the usefulness of job redesign efforts.

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DuBois, D. A., & Shalin, V. L. (1995). Adapting Cognitive Methods to Real-World Objectives: An Application to Job Knowledge Testing. Cognitively Diagnostic Assessment, 9, 189-220.
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