Integrity tests are controversial for all of the following reasons except ______
A)high costs to run them
B)misclassifying honest applicants as dishonest
C)misclassification rates are unknown
D)stigmatization of applicants thought to be dishonest

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High costs to run integrity tests is not a controversial reason for their use. The other options all highlight potential negative aspects of using integrity tests, such as the risk of misclassifying honest applicants as dishonest and stigmatizing those thought to be dishonest. The misclassification rates being unknown is also a concern, as it makes it difficult to determine the accuracy of the test.

Integrity Tests Are Controversial for All of the Following Reasons