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multiple cutoff model of selection

multiple cutoff model of selection

in personnel selection, a model in which an applicant for a job must meet a minimum score on each of several selection instruments (i.e., tests and inventories) in order to be hired. Unlike the multiple hurdle model of selection, the multiple cutoff procedure does not require applicants to take and pass the selection instruments in any particular order.

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