Separating Issues, Information, and Contributions of Certain Groups from Main

question 41

Multiple Choice

Separating issues, information, and contributions of certain groups from main instructional materials rather than integrating them is an example of

• A) Name-calling.
• B) Fragmentation and Isolation.
• C) Linguistic Bias.
• D) Cosmetic Bias.

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Definitions:

Licensing

An agreement where a company allows another entity to produce its goods in exchange for a designated fee.

International Market

A market that encompasses the trading of goods, services, technology, capital, and/or knowledge across national borders.

Trademarks

Legally registered symbols, names, or expressions used exclusively by a company to represent their products or services.

Own Competition

A strategy where a company competes with its own products in the market to cater to different customer needs or market segments.