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Today, for example, the Federal Housing Finance Agency continues to allow Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the two large mortgage finance giants, to use outdated credit scores to assess the credit worthiness of mortgage applicants although more sophisticated credit risk assessment models exist that could potentially expand homeownership for people of color in a safe, sound and responsible manner.

In order to minimize the impact of implicit bias in hiring, consider establishing a blind panel of hiring managers who decide on each candidate's worthiness based on previous performance, and an assessment.

9.49am BST S&P is also due to publish its latest assessment of the UK's credit-worthiness today; that report probably won't come until late this afternoon.

Core self-evaluations is defined as "fundamental assessments that people make about their worthiness, competence, and capabilities" (Judge et al. 2005), which include four self-evaluative components: self-esteem, generalized self-efficacy, emotional stability, and locus of control (Judge et al. 2003).

An assessment of your credit history and credit worthiness is calculated to assign you a numerical score.

Accordingly, they refuse misinterpret someone else's subjective assessment of them to mean anything about their own worthiness.

It is surely some Darwinian assessment the brain does, below consciousness, to determine mate-worthiness or vulnerability, calculating at lightning speed factors like posture, width and hair color.

The aim is to improve industry transparency around credit risk and create more precise and up-to-date consensus views by aggregating the internal assessments of large banks on their institutional borrowers' credit worthiness.

Judgments about intelligence carry great weight in our society, and unfortunately Americans (especially American lawmakers and media elites) are developing an unsettling tendency to make sweeping assessments of people's intelligence, as well as their overall worthiness as human beings, based upon the kind of work they do.

The dignity concept can contribute to care in the last phase of life because it goes beyond assessment of physical and psychosocial health status and includes one's perception of worthiness, both as an individual and in relation to close others and society [ 12- 14].

Thanks to a set of super-smart algorithms, it can crunch through your social network data to determine your credit-worthiness – essentially, replicating the job of a microfinance loan officer who arrives in your village with an assessment form and a pen.

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