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Nastasia [14]
3 years ago
5

Crimson Inc. is conducting their annual performance review process for employees. The company uses a tool that measures entrepre

neurial behavior and found there was a lot of irrelevant information that was also gathered. The irrelevant information gathered from the results is termed _____.
(A) deficiency
(B) validity
(C) contamination
(D) specificity
(E) reliability
Social Studies
1 answer:
Lina20 [59]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:(C) Contamination

Explanation: "Contamination" is the term that is used for the the irrelevant  data or data that is not useful.This process is usually done after a certain period of time to remove the unnecessary data .IT helps in the reduction of the space of data storage and it can be further utilized.

Thus the Crimson Inc. is using the tool to gather the contaminated data and to eliminate it.

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