Jane Has Always Disliked the Notion That the Customers, Managers

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Jane has always disliked the notion that the customers, managers and workers of a business are separate individuals with competing goals. She has joined with many other people in her community who share this view to become a member, and part owner, of a child care center. Jane and the other members operate the center for their own benefit, and each is expected to work at the center at least 12 hours each month. The type of organization Jane belongs to is known as a joint venture.

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Definitions:

Culture-Group Biases

The inclination to make judgments based on the norms, values, and practices of one's own cultural or ethnic group, often at the expense of understanding or appreciating others.

Pluralistic Differentiation

The process of acknowledging and catering to a wide range of diversities within a society, implying an emphasis on inclusivity and respect for differences.

Structural Integration

The process of organizing the components of a system (e.g., an organization) so that they work together effectively.

Culture-Group Biases

The tendency to judge or interpret situations, behaviors, and individuals based on the norms and values of one's own cultural group.