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:

Arthritis

A common condition that causes inflammation and pain in the joints, leading to stiffness, swelling, and sometimes reduced mobility.

Heavy Exercise Workouts

Intense physical activity sessions designed to push the body's limits, often leading to significant improvements in fitness and strength.

Athletes

Individuals who are highly skilled and train intensively in competitive sports, often participating in organized competitions and events.

Late Afternoon

The part of the day typically considered to begin after 3 PM and end before evening.