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()是指评价要素和评价标准体系反映岗位特征的有效程度。 A.内容效度 B.岗位效度

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()是指评价要素和评价标准体系反映岗位特征的有效程度。

A.内容效度

B.岗位效度

C.管理效度

D.经验效度

答案:

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A. explain why robots are popular in Japan

B. tell people that robots can work as waiters in restaurants

C. persuade readers to come to restaurants that use robots

D. show the similarities between robots in 1970 and new robots

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