Examples of Gender Bias in the Workplace Include All of the Following

question 32

Multiple Choice

Examples of gender bias in the workplace include all of the following except:

• A) a female employee is required to wear make-up at work pursuant to a dress code policy
• B) pay rates that differ significantly between similarly qualified male and female employees
• C) a female employee is denied a promotion because she missed several days of work to care for sick children
• D) a male employee is denied a leave of absence to care for his newborn daughter

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Definitions:

Maslow's Hierarchy

A psychological theory positing a five-tier model of human needs, ranging from basic (physiological) needs to higher (self-actualization) needs.

Diminishing Marginal Product

The decrease in the additional output produced when one more unit of input is added, keeping all other inputs constant.

Average Total Cost

The cost for each unit produced, found by taking the total cost of producing goods and dividing it by the output quantity.

Production Function

An equation that describes the maximum amount of output that can be derived from a set number of inputs.