A predictive validation study was conducted to determine the extent to which the behavior description (BDI) and situational (SI) interviews predict typical versus maximum performance. Incoming MBA-students (n = 79) were interviewed regarding teamplaying behavior. Four months later, peers within study groups anonymously evaluated each person´s typical teamplaying behavior, whereas other peers within project groups anonymously evaluated each person´s maximum teamplaying behavior. Both the BDI and the SI predicted typical performance. The SI also predicted maximum performance. Implications and directions for future research are discussed
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Background: Using interview as one of the selection methods for recruitment, organizations not only ...
The distinction between what people can do (maximum performance) and what they will do (typical perf...
This study investigated the extent to which structured interviews predict task and contextual perfor...
Purpose: The present study examined two theoretical explanations for why situational interviews pred...
In a Behavior Description Interview (BDI), candidates are asked to describe past experiences that de...
Purpose: The present study examined two theoretical explanations for why situational interviews pred...
The preference for the use of employment interviews over other selection measures is evident in the ...
Purpose: This study aimed at shedding light on why situational interviews (SIs) predict job performa...
This dissertation examined the relationship between personality, individual values, work values and ...
The current study integrated the literature on selection tests of typical versus maximum performance...
This study\u27s purpose was to meta-analytically estimate the magnitude of the relationship between ...
Purpose: This study aimed at shedding light on why situational interviews (SIs) predict job performa...
The primary purpose of this investigation was to test two key characteristics hypothesized to influe...
This study\u27s purpose was to meta-analytically estimate the magnitude of the relationship between ...
The purpose of this study was to present and empirically test the potential influence on ratings in ...
Background: Using interview as one of the selection methods for recruitment, organizations not only ...
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This study investigated the extent to which structured interviews predict task and contextual perfor...