A selection device is said to be reliable when it:
A) yields the same results over time.
B) can be passed by at least 75 per cent of all applicants.
C) is administered by a qualified personnel specialist.
D) measures exactly what it intends to, relative to the job specification.
E) is sanctioned by the EEOC.

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Reliability in a selection device refers to its ability to produce consistent results over time, indicating that the device is dependable and stable in its measurements.

A Selection Device Is Said to Be Reliable When It