Situational Judgment Tests (SJT)
SJTs are considered a low fidelity (i.e., low correspondence between testing and work situations) work sample. Because they consist of a series of job-related situations presented in written, verbal, or visual form, it can be argued that SJTs are not truly work samples, in that hypothetical behaviors, as opposed to actual behaviors, are assessed. In many SJTs, job applicants are asked to choose an alternative among several choices available. Consider the following illustration from an Army SJT (Northrop, 1989,p. 190):
Situational Judgment Tests (SJT)SJTs are considered a low fidelity (i.e., low correspondence between testing and work situations) work sample. Because they consist of a series of job-related situations presented in written, verbal, or visual form, it can be argued that SJTs are not truly work samples, in that hypothetical behaviors, as opposed to actual behaviors, are assessed. In many SJTs, job applicants are asked to choose an alternative among several choices available. Consider the following illustration from an Army SJT (Northrop, 1989,p. 190):
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