One distinction between a disparate treatment claim and a disparate impact claim under Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act is that a disparate treatment claim
a) requires proving intent, while a disparate impact argument does not.
b) can be verified objectively, while a disparate impact is inherently subjective.
Review several ways that psychologists interface with the legal system in the field of forensic assessment
c) is easier to prove, while a disparate impact argument claim is more difficult to prove.
Review several ways that psychologists interface with the legal system in the field of forensic assessment
d) can be applied to discretionary promotion practices, while a disparate impact argument cannot.
Review several ways that psychologists interface with the legal system in the field of forensic assessment
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a. person with body odor c. person with acne b. arrogant person d. obese person
Which of the following statements about stage models of relationship development isNOT accurate?
a) Stage theorists generally agree on the number of stages romantic relationships pass through. b) Not all relationships progress through the same stages of development. c) Couples differ in the rate at which they pass through particular developmental stages. d) Process models appear to more accurately explain relationship progression.
Which of the following is considered as the function of sex pheromones by researchers?
A. They decrease the excitement component of sexual arousal. B. They determine what gender the fetus will be. C. They help identify groups of people who are potential sex partners. D. They increase the inhibition component of sexual arousal.
Research indicates that marital rape
A. is unlikely to affect the stability of a marital relationship. B. occurs only in primitive societies and not urban societies. C. may be committed to achieve power and domination over one's wife. D. violates the law only if committed by a former spouse.