Not hiring someone who would have been a poor performer is a true negative.

Name: Not hiring someone who would have been a poor performer is a true negative.
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A true negative is when a test or decision correctly identifies the absence of a condition or attribute. In this case, not hiring someone who would have been a poor performer is correctly identifying the absence of a desirable attribute (being a good performer), thus making it a true negative.

Not Hiring Someone Who Would Have Been a Poor Performer