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FROM INTUITION TO EVIDENCE: ICON ARRAYS AND THE ADOPTION OF VALID SELECTION METHODS
Despite decades of evidence demonstrating the predictive validity of structured interviews and cognitive ability tests, practitioners continue to rely on less effective methods such as unstructured interviews. One explanation is that practitioners struggle to understand traditional statistical indic
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