What Is an Affirmative Action Program Typically Designed to Do

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Multiple Choice

What is an affirmative action program typically designed to do?

• A)to create homogeneous diversity  
• B)to be punitive  
• C)to compensate for past discrimination  
• D)to protect white,non-Hispanic Americans

Discuss the implications of Progressive Era policies and ideologies on future American politics, social policies, and movements.

Understand and describe the process of strategic planning and its components including mission, vision, values, and strategic objectives.

Identify and analyze different types of strategies (corporate, business, and competitive) and understand their applications.

Differentiate between internal and external environmental factors influencing an organization and their relevance to strategic planning.

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Definitions:

Object Permanence

The understanding that objects continue to exist even when they cannot be observed or heard directly, a concept typically developed during infancy.

Deferred Imitation

The ability to reproduce a behavior observed at an earlier time, even in the absence of the model or immediate incentive.

Rudimentary Form

A rudimentary form refers to the most basic or primitive stage of development in an organism or structure.

Information-Processing

Information-Processing refers to the mental processes that underlie how individuals perceive, analyze, manipulate, use, and remember information.