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The Courts Would Be Likely to Consider Any Personality Test

Question 49

Question 49

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The courts would be likely to consider any personality test that was designed to detect mental illness and that also is used to determine dishonesty as a:


A) medical examination.
B) valid predictor of job success.
C) right to privacy violation.
D) two-fer.

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