In either a simple or a complex selection situation, information processing demands =
A)[number of applicants] X [amount of selection data collected]
B)[number of applicants] / [amount of selection data collected]
C)[number of applicants] + [amount of selection data collected]
D)[number of positions] X [number of applicants] X [amount of selection data collected]

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The correct formula for information processing demands in a selection situation is the number of applicants multiplied by the amount of selection data collected. This reflects the total volume of information that needs to be processed, which increases with both the number of applicants and the amount of data collected per applicant.

In Either a Simple or a Complex Selection Situation, Information