It is not possible to perform an empirical validation study unless behavior on both the selection and the job performance measures can be quantified.

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Empirical validation studies require quantifiable measures of both selection behavior and job performance behavior to be conducted. This allows for data to be collected and analyzed to determine the effectiveness of the selection procedures in predicting job performance. Without quantifiable measures, it would be difficult to objectively assess the outcomes of the selection process.

It Is Not Possible to Perform an Empirical Validation Study