Because a driver's license exam includes a vision test,people with poor vision get low scores.Is the test therefore biased against people with visual impairments?
A)Yes, because people with visual impairments get lower scores than others.
B)Yes, because people with visual impairments know the driving laws as well as others do.
C)No, because the scores are consistent from one year to the next.
D)No, because the scores accurately predict who will and will not be a good driver.

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The test is not biased against people with visual impairments if the scores accurately predict who will and will not be a good driver. This is because the ability to see clearly is a necessary skill for safe driving, and the test is designed to assess capabilities relevant to driving, including vision.

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