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When conducting job analysis concerning police selection, an organizational psychologist may find this challenging because
a. different jobs within policing are related to different KSAs.
b. the KSAs of a good police officer may not be stable over time.
c. individuals disagree over which KSAs are important to assess.
d. there are a range of techniques for identifying relevant KSAs
e. all of the above

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