Which statement best sums up the use of honesty/integrity tests?
A)They are viewed by applicants as valid job tests.
B)They can be used as the sole pre-screening device to eliminate applicants at an early stage of selection in a retail or financial organization.
C)They are illegal under the Employee Polygraph Protection Act.
D)They have high "fakability."

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Honesty/integrity tests are known to have high "fakability" because applicants can often guess the socially desirable answers and respond accordingly, which can undermine the test's effectiveness.

Which Statement Best Sums Up the Use of Honesty/integrity Tests