Which of the following lists the components of the Phase I test?

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Which of the following lists the components of the Phase I test?

Phase I tests combine cognitive abilities with behavioral attributes that matter in FBI work. The components listed—Logic, Figural, Personality, Preferences, and Situational Judgment—cover analytical reasoning, nonverbal/figural reasoning, personal traits, work-style preferences, and judgment in realistic scenarios. This mix reflects the Phase I emphasis on both problem-solving skills and how a person tends to act in work situations. The other options split domains differently—for example, including memory or basic perceptual/motor measures or focusing only on verbal/numerical skills—areas not grouped together as the official Phase I components. So the best fit is the set that includes Logic, Figural, Personality, Preferences, and Situational Judgment.

Phase I tests combine cognitive abilities with behavioral attributes that matter in FBI work. The components listed—Logic, Figural, Personality, Preferences, and Situational Judgment—cover analytical reasoning, nonverbal/figural reasoning, personal traits, work-style preferences, and judgment in realistic scenarios. This mix reflects the Phase I emphasis on both problem-solving skills and how a person tends to act in work situations. The other options split domains differently—for example, including memory or basic perceptual/motor measures or focusing only on verbal/numerical skills—areas not grouped together as the official Phase I components. So the best fit is the set that includes Logic, Figural, Personality, Preferences, and Situational Judgment.

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