The Generally Held Primary Objection to Affirmative Action Is

question 69

Multiple Choice

The generally held primary objection to affirmative action is

• A) that it has not been effective.
• B) the use of quotas.
• C) it doesn't go far enough to equalize education.
• D) the fact that it doesn't apply to the private sector.

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Definitions:

Pelz Effect

Subordinates feel more satisfied in their jobs the more their supervisors are able to influence higher-level decisions.

Manager's Power

The authority and influence a manager has over their direct reports, stemming from their position and the ability to affect employees' tasks and outcomes.

Newcomer Assimilation

The process by which a new member of a community, organization, or culture adopts its norms and practices.

Workplace Friendships

Relationships between colleagues that involve a genuine bond, mutual respect, and personal affection beyond professional interaction.