Judging a player by the average performance of the group to which she/he belongs is known as:
A) Worker discrimination.
B) National discrimination.
C) Employee discrimination.
D) Statistical discrimination.

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Statistical discrimination is the practice of using generalizations about a group to make assumptions about individuals within that group. By judging a player based on the average performance of their team or a larger group they belong to, it is an example of statistical discrimination. Option A, B, and C are not relevant to the given context.

Judging a Player by the Average Performance of the Group