Subtle Barriers to Women's Advancement into Elite Positions Are Collectively

question 4

Multiple Choice

Subtle barriers to women's advancement into elite positions are collectively known as

• A) discrimination.
• B) sexual harassment.
• C) the glass ceiling.
• D) the old-boy's-network.

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