In Which of the Following Ways Does Back-End Disparate Discrimination

question 78

Multiple Choice

In which of the following ways does back-end disparate discrimination differ from front-end disparate discrimination?

• A) Front-end disparate discrimination is intentional; back-end disparate discrimination is not intentional.
• B) Front-end disparate discrimination is usually legal; back-end disparate discrimination is typically illegal.
• C) Front-end disparate discrimination does not happen to any specific candidates; back-end disparate discrimination acts on actual applicants.
• D) Front-end disparate discrimination is typically prosecuted more harshly than back-end disparate discrimination.

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