A Good Business Reason for a Practice That Has a Discriminatory

question 64

True/False

A good business reason for a practice that has a discriminatory effect may permit an employer to avoid liability for discrimination.

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Definitions:

Charles Spearman

A psychologist who proposed the theory of general intelligence, denoted as the 'g' factor, which underlies all cognitive abilities.

Difficulty

The level of challenge or effort required to accomplish a task or understand a concept.

Awareness

The knowledge or perception of a situation or fact, often referring to an enhanced understanding or sensitivity towards a particular issue.

Intellectual Puzzles

Games or problems requiring the use of reasoning or logic to solve, often used as a form of mental exercise.