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Acompany used a personality test to select job candidates for customer service positions. there were 40 male candidates and 20 female candidates. it appeared that 30 men passed the personality test while 5 women passed the personality test. was there evidence of disparate impact against female candidates with this personality test? a. no, because this is an example of disparate treatment. b. no, because a passing rate of 25% (5/20) for the female candidates is fairly good. c. no, because the personality test may not be very reliable. d. yes, because the passing rate of the female candidates (25%) is less than 80% of the passing rate of the male candidates (75%).e. no, because the passing rate of the female candidates (25%) is more than 20% of the passing rate of the male candidates (75%).

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