If People with Unusual First Names Are More Likely to Commit

question 187

Multiple Choice

If people with unusual first names are more likely to commit a crime than people with more popular names and employers use this information to avoid hiring people with unusual first names, they are practicing:

• A) racism.
• B) discrimination.
• C) employer privilege.
• D) due-diligence discrimination.

Know the influence of JIT systems on production layout and inventory management.

Understand the key characteristics and differences between major psychological perspectives (behavioural, humanistic, cognitive, psychodynamic, sociocultural).

Recognize the historical development and influential figures of behaviourism and humanistic psychology.

Appreciate the role of the environment and individual choice in psychological development and behaviour.

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