The Four Dimensions of Surface-Level Diversity That Many Managers Use

question 6

Multiple Choice

The four dimensions of surface-level diversity that many managers use to form initial impressions can sometimes lead to discrimination. They are:

• A) Gender, personality, age, and values
• B) Physical capabilities, gender, Race/ethnicity, and age
• C) Values, attitudes, personality, and gender
• D) Race/ethnicity, age, personality, and beliefs
• E) Gender, physical capabilities, age, and attitudes

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Definitions:

Mechanic's Lien

is a legal claim against a property for unpaid construction work or supplies, giving workers and suppliers a form of security for their investment.

Priority

In legal and financial contexts, it refers to the order of precedence in rights, claims, access, or treatment.

Compensated Surety

A guarantor who receives compensation for guaranteeing the performance or obligations of another party.

Accommodation Surety

A third party who guarantees the debt or obligation of another without benefit to themselves, often to help the borrower obtain a loan.