A Belief Among Majority-Group Employees That Their Way of Doing

question 38

Multiple Choice

A belief among majority-group employees that their way of doing things, their values and their norms are inherently superior to those of other groups is referred to as

• A) ethnocentrism.
• B) a monoculture.
• C) segmented communication channels.
• D) a glass ceiling.

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Definitions:

Promotion Time

A period during which marketing efforts are intensified to increase awareness or sales of a product or service, often featuring special offers or discounts.

Teleconferencing

A method of using electronic media to conduct meetings or discussions among people in different locations, via audio, video, or web-based platforms.

Videopresence

Utilizes video conferencing technology to create a virtual presence for communication or collaboration, irrespective of the geographical location of the participants.

WANs

Wide Area Networks (WANs) are telecommunications networks that extend over large geographical distances, connecting different smaller networks such as local area networks (LANs).