One Result of Testing Laboratory Affirmative Action Programs Is That

question 3

Multiple Choice

One result of testing laboratory affirmative action programs is that

• A) workers who are highly discriminated against always remain discouraged and exert zero effort
• B) organization output declines if the amount of historical discrimination has been great
• C) nondisadvantaged workers, in an effort to maintain their promotion rate, work hard and the output of the organization rises

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