Differential Validity Is a Term Used to Describe the Hypothesis

question 34

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Differential validity is a term used to describe the hypothesis that employment tests are less valid for minority group members than nonminorities.

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Definitions:

Britain and France

Two significant European nations with a long history of both rivalry and alliance, influencing many geopolitical events through the centuries.

Alliances

Agreements between countries to support each other militarily, economically, or politically.

Gallipoli

A landmark peninsula in Turkey known for being the site of a significant campaign during World War I, where the Allies failed to secure a route to Istanbul through fierce resistance by Ottoman forces.

Ottoman Empire

A historical empire founded at the end of the 13th century in northwestern Anatolia by the Oghuz Turkish tribal leader Osman I, which at its peak spanned three continents, including parts of Southeast Europe, Western Asia, and North Africa.