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Disruptive Selection: A process of natural selection that favors individuals at both extremes of a phenotypic range.

Selection Process: Any step, combination of steps or procedure used as a basis for any employment decision, including, but not limited to, informal or casual interviews, unscored application forms, paper and p . . . View Full Definition

Selection Pressure: A measure of the effectiveness of natural selection in altering the genetic composition of a population. See also natural selection.

Self-Selection: Consequence of a contract that induces only one group to participate.

Stabilizing Selection: A process of natural selection that tends to favor genotypic combinations that produce an intermediate phenotype; selection against the extremes in variation.

Uniform Guidelines On Employee Selection Procedures Of 1978: The Uniform Guidelines on Employee Selection Procedures address the use of interviewing, testing, training and other employee selection tools and their impact on discrimination based on race . . . View Full Definition

Stock Selection: Another terminology for a stock option.

Selection: A change in allele frequency over time in a population

Security Selection Decision: Choosing the particular stocks or bonds or other investment instruments to include in a portfolio.

Country Selection: General level of political, financial, and economic uncertainty in a country affect which the value of loans or investments in that country.