In order to select personnel for a job, a psychologist would NOT:
A. measure the traits of job applicants.
B. determine the special challenges of the job.
C. develop hypotheses about the kinds of personality traits best suited for the job.
D. use a series of Barnum statements to assess personality.
Answer: D
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