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Download full textPyburn, Keith M., Jr. – 1995
Because of a congruity of developments in the knowledge base concerning tests, external political factors, and legal factors, responsible use of employment tests could be on the verge of widespread acceptability. However, the possibility also exists that tests will once again become the scapegoat for "bad news." This review of the legal…
Descriptors: Ability, Court Litigation, Federal Government, Government Role
Flesher, Jeffrey W. – 1993
Electronic troubleshooting expertise was explored in the three contexts (design, production, and repair) that reflect distinct problem solving task environments. The purpose of the effort was to provide a more precise definition of the boundaries of expertise in electronics troubleshooting and the relationship of context to the development of…
Descriptors: Ability, Computer Simulation, Context Effect, Electronics Industry
