Research Shows That There Is Typically Less Gender Bias in Evaluation

question 4

Multiple Choice

Research shows that there is typically less gender bias in evaluation of work and hiring decisions when ______.

• A) the occupations were segregated
• B) the applicant meets all qualifications
• C) raters are given more information about the applicant
• D) the rater is a woman

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