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PSYC37H3 Lecture 3: PSYC37H3 – Lecture 3.docx

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Psychology
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PSYC37H3
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Ethical issues in assessment: choose appropriate instruments: test worthiness, competence: level a/b/c, confidentiality: when to break. Civil rights movements of 1960s initiated change. Iq could not be used to track performance as minorities were being put into special cases and these tests did not accurate assess their intelligence. Ontario personal information protection act [phipa: what is applies to, up to max > 000 fine. In the process of making decision regarding their professional. Expectancies change > the way people act/response.

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