A Selection Test Can Be Found to Have an Adverse

question 6

True/False

A selection test can be found to have an adverse impact but still be permissible for use as long as it does not have a disparate impact.

Know the effects of majority and minority opinions on public and private expressions of attitudes.

Understand common stereotypes associated with aging.

Understand the historical development and key concepts in persuasive communications research.

Identify and comprehend the three main variables involved in persuasion according to the Yale attitude change program.

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Definitions:

Fantasies

Imaginative scenarios often involving unrealistic or highly desired experiences or outcomes, which can serve as a mental escape or form of wish fulfillment.

Unconditional Positive Regard

An attitude of total acceptance and support towards another person, regardless of what they say or do, often used in person-centered therapy.

Locus of Control

A psychological concept referring to individuals' beliefs about the extent to which their actions can influence outcomes versus the belief that external factors have control.

Withholding

The act of deliberately not providing information, resources, or emotions, which can affect communication and relationships.