Someone needed this, so I made a quick collection.
Introductory and more philosophical   Introductory not so
philosophical/more formal   More advanced and very formal  Being
tired of finding these over and over again. Posting here for
posterity.  Hausknecht, John P., Charlie O. Trevor, and James L.
Farr. “Retaking ability tests in a selection setting:
Implications for practice effects, training performance, and
turnover.” Journal of Applied Psychology 87.2 (2002): 243.
Hausknecht, John P., et al. “Retesting in selection: A meta-
analysis of coaching and practice effects for tests of cognitive
ability.” Journal of Applied Psychology 92.2 (2007): 373.  te
Nijenhuis, Jan, Annelies EM van Vianen, and Henk van der Flier.
“Score gains on< i> g</i>-loaded tests: No< i> g</i>.”
Intelligence 35.3 (2007): 283-300.   Having already read Peter
Gøtzsche’s Dødelig medicin og organiseret kriminalitet: Hvordan
medicinalindustrien har korrumperet sundhedsvæsenet. Art People,
2013, this book did not bring so much new. Howeve