When a test shows significant correlations with relevant criteria for blacks, but nonsignificant correlations when used for whites, ________ exists.
A) fairness
B) differential validity
C) reverse discrimination
D) bias

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Differential validity refers to a situation in which a test shows significant correlations with relevant criteria for one group but nonsignificant correlations when used for another group. This could be an indication of bias in the test, which may need to be revised to ensure fair and accurate results for all groups.

When a Test Shows Significant Correlations with Relevant Criteria for Blacks