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.

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