Select a legal case from the list in Table 2-1 in Ch. 2 of Psychological Testing and Assessmentor another case related to psychological assessment. Write a 1,400- to 1,750-word paper discussing: The background of your selected case and the legal implications of the decision An analysis of the biases related to the assessments in the case The ethical implications for diverse populations in relationship to the case The role of norming in creating bias

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