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Arne Evers , Neil Anderson , Olga Smit-Voskuijl

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Although selection psychology has long been held to be a prototypical example of a highly successful area in IWO psychology precisely because of its science-based practice, there have been relatively few models proposed over the years to illustrate and encapsulate these relationships (Salgado, Viswesvaran, & Ones, 2001; Viswesvaran, Sinangil, Ones, & Anderson, 2001). Read the first page
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