A large-scale,independent review of validity studies suggests that paper-and-pencil honesty tests cannot predict both theft and other disruptive behaviors.

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Research indicates that paper-and-pencil honesty tests, while not perfect, can be moderately effective in predicting theft and other counterproductive work behaviors. These tests are designed to assess attitudes and experiences related to honesty, integrity, and reliability.

A Large-Scale,independent Review of Validity Studies Suggests That Paper-And-Pencil Honesty