Why Have Asians as a Collective Group Been More Accepted

question 11

Multiple Choice

Why have Asians as a collective group been more accepted in America than other ethnic minorities?

• A) Asians are perceived as less threatening to dominant culture.
• B) Asians have taken jobs other Americans have not wanted.
• C) Asians have assimilated at a faster rate than other ethnic minorities.
• D) Asians have fought harder for acceptance than other ethnic minorities.

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Describe the consequences of sexual harassment on job satisfaction and commitment.

Identify and apply strategies for conflict resolution and negotiation.

Understand the processes and steps involved in grievance procedures.

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Definitions:

Last-Clear-Chance Doctrine

A doctrine used by a plaintiff when the defendant establishes contributory negligence. If the plaintiff can establish that the defendant had the last opportunity to avoid the accident, the plaintiff may still recover, despite being contributorily negligent.

Contributory Negligence

A legal doctrine indicating that if a party has contributed to their own injury or damages through their negligence, they may not be compensated for those injuries or damages.

Final Clear Opportunity

A concept in tort law, particularly in negligence, which refers to the last chance a defendant might have had to avoid causing harm to the plaintiff.

Duty

A moral or legal obligation; a responsibility.