Management Generally Argues That Seniority Should Never Be Considered as a Criterion

question 48

True/False

Management generally argues that seniority should never be considered as a criterion in promotion decisions.

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Definitions:

Interval Variable

A type of quantitative variable that exhibits ordered relationships with meaningful, equal distances between measurements but no true zero point.

Nominal Variable

A nominal variable is a type of categorical variable for which there is no natural ordering among the categories.

Nominal Data

Data categorized into discrete groups or categories without any natural order or ranking among them, such as gender or race.

Nominal Random Variable

A type of random variable that categorizes data without a natural order or ranking among the categories.