Retest Reliability of Situational Judgment Tests
Abstract: A situational judgment test (SJT) is a psychological instrument typically used to assess the suitability of applicants in personnel selection or development. Interest in SJTs has increased over the past decades as research has shown considerable validity of SJTs and various other benefits. Researchers often provide information about internal
Jana Harenbrock +2 more
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Evaluating factors that impact scoring an open response situational judgment test: a mixed methods approach [PDF]
IntroductionSituational judgment tests (SJT) are commonly used in admissions to measure skills associated with professionalism. Although open-response SJTs have shown strong psychometric properties, assessors’ personal beliefs, experiences, and cultural ...
Muhammad Zafar Iqbal +3 more
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Situational judgment test validity: an exploratory model of the participant response process using cognitive and think-aloud interviews [PDF]
Background Situational judgment tests (SJTs) are used in health sciences education to measure examinee knowledge using case-based scenarios. Despite their popularity, there is a significant gap in the validity research on the response process that ...
Michael D. Wolcott +3 more
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Incorporating a non-cognitive selection method in the residency program: the complexities of effective situational judgment test item writing [PDF]
IntroductionMedical residency programs have been pivoting toward incorporating non-cognitive selection methods. Since Indonesia is accelerating its residency training program, more inclusive methods such as Situational Judgment Tests (SJTs) are ...
Diantha Soemantri +10 more
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Is the situational judgment test a fair way of assessing candidates applying to the United Kingdom Foundation Programme? [PDF]
Joanna Ismail, Anmol Bipin PatelDepartment of Undergraduate Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Imperial College London, London, UKThe situational judgment test (SJT) is an assessment used by the UK Foundation Programme (UKFP) in stratifying medical ...
Ismail J, Patel AB
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False consensus in situational judgment tests: What would others do?
We introduce an alternative response instruction to reduce the fakability of situational judgment tests. This novel instruction is based on the false consensus effect, a robust social psychological bias whereby people infer that the majority of other people’s thoughts, attitudes, and behaviors are aligned with their own. In four studies, including both
Janneke K Oostrom +2 more
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Using a serious game for a brief assessment of dark personality in the workplace [PDF]
IntroductionThe assessment of dark personality using self-report questionnaires suffers limitations due to social desirability, bias, and response faking, particularly in organizational contexts.
María Patricia Navas +2 more
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Measuring intercultural competence—A review and introduction of the Cult Euro 1 test for intercultural competence [PDF]
Intercultural Competence is a key factor in ensuring successful interaction between individuals from different cultural backgrounds, particularly in increasingly diverse and globalized societies.
Petia Genkova +2 more
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Authentic Leadership: Development and Initial Validation of a Situational Judgment Test [PDF]
This study describes the development and the search for initial validity evidence (content and internal structure) of the Authentic Leadership Rating Scale (ALRS), a situational judgment test. The initial scale consisted of 16 items presenting challenges
Maria Isabel de Campos +1 more
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This is the first standard setting study in Malaysia aimed at developing Performance-Level Descriptors (PLDs) and determining cut scores that differentiate undergraduates with low, moderate and high employability skills using a newly developed ...
Rosna Awang-Hashim +5 more
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