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Political Correctness and Psychological Assessment for Selection: Does It Always Violate Our Privacy Rights?

Peter F. MerendaAuthor and Professor Emeritus of Psychology and Statistics at the University of Rhode Island
Pages 185-189 | Published online: 07 Jul 2016

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