1992
DOI: 10.1111/j.1936-4490.1992.tb00605.x
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Transnational Validity Generalization of Employment Tests from the United States to Canada

Abstract: Because many employment tests currently used in Canada are of American origin, an important question facing many Canadian personnel practitioners is whether employment test validities generalize from the United States to Canada. To address this question, we used the validity generalization procedure proposed by Schmidt and Hunter to compare transnationally an extensive dataset of validity coefficients for aptitude tests transported from the American military by the Canadian Armed Forces. These aptitude tests, … Show more

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