One Surprising Finding from a Review of Court Cases on Age

question 31

Multiple Choice

One surprising finding from a review of court cases on age discrimination was

• A) the reliance on research data to make decisions.
• B) that the person suing the company usually won.
• C) how few cases actually have gotten to court.
• D) the court's use of inaccurate stereotypes.

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Definitions:

Observations

The act of closely monitoring or noting phenomena or behaviors for the purpose of gathering information.

Data

Facts and statistics collected together for reference or analysis, often used as a basis for decision-making or research.

Feedback Interviews

A qualitative research method involving structured conversations to gather insights and comments about a specific experience, product, or service.

Ideal Customer

A representation of a company's perfect customer based on their product or service's targeted demographics and psychographics.