Widely Recognized Categories of Discriminatory Practices Include

question 15

Multiple Choice

Widely recognized categories of discriminatory practices include:

• A) Recruitment practices that rely on the word-of-mouth referrals of present employees will tend to recruit only from the groups already represented.
• B) Screening practices that include qualifications not relevant to a job.
• C) Promotion practices that place groups on separate tracks or that rely solely on seniority when past discrimination has kept women or minorities out of senior positions.
• D) All the above
• E) A & B

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Definitions:

Cognitive Process

A cognitive process is a mental operation that includes thinking, reasoning, decision-making, problem-solving, and imagining, among others.

Visual Illusions

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Literacy

The ability to read and write.

Experience

The knowledge or skill acquired through involvement in or exposure to events, conditions, or circumstances over time.