A) overreaction.
B) acceptable "good-old-boy" behavior.
C) sexual harassment.
D) workplace cohesion.
E) affirmative action.
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A) value the benefits of stereotyping.
B) are less tolerant toward diverse styles and approaches.
C) hold different perspectives on issues.
D) are bound to adopt standardized operating methods.
E) facilitate the occurrence of groupthink.
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A) diversity
B) specialization
C) differential advantage
D) relativism
E) dexterity
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A) culture shock.
B) a glass ceiling.
C) ethnocentrism.
D) a hostile work environment.
E) quid pro quo conditions.
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A) standardization.
B) affirmative action.
C) mutual adjustment.
D) egocentrism.
E) glass ceiling.
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A) "No. Sexual harassment did not occur given the workers' genders."
B) "Yes. Sexual harassment is applicable as the standard applies regardless of the sex of the victim."
C) "Yes. The female coworker has violated the glass-ceiling principle."
D) "No. No actual physical assault occurred."
E) "Yes. It would be a case of quid pro quo harassment."
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A) Fair Labor Standards Act
B) Americans with Disabilities Act
C) Civil Rights Act
D) Labor-Management Relations Act
E) Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
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A) have a disadvantage in the labor market.
B) have a homogenous workforce.
C) take greater time in responding to environmental changes.
D) attract and retain motivated employees.
E) facilitate groupthink among its employees.
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A) sensitivity to cultural differences, business knowledge, risk taking, cultural adventurousness, and inflexibility
B) insensitivity to cultural differences, business knowledge, risk taking, cultural adventurousness, and integrity
C) sensitivity to cultural differences, business knowledge, risk aversion, cultural adventurousness, and flexibility
D) insensitivity to cultural differences, business knowledge, risk taking, flexibility, and integrity
E) sensitivity to cultural differences, business knowledge, risk taking, cultural adventurousness, and flexibility
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A) minorities are employed at all job levels.
B) minority group members have to adopt the norms of the majority to survive.
C) diversity not only exists but is valued.
D) the level of cultural integration is very high.
E) the minority group members identify strongly with the company.
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A) Relativism
B) Ethnocentrism
C) Nepotism
D) Utilitarianism
E) Polycentrism
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A) Mentors
B) Nepotists
C) Category captains
D) Whistleblowers
E) Free riders
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A) anti-discriminatory law
B) antibribery law
C) fair labor law
D) Civil Rights law
E) Americans with Disabilities law
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A) reverse mentoring.
B) skill building.
C) gap analysis.
D) awareness building.
E) homogeneity training.
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A) employees are motivated by group-based rewards
B) individuals put their personal needs ahead of their family.
C) individuals will oppose capitalistic ideologies.
D) employees may feel uncomfortable working in teams.
E) employees prefer to act individually.
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A) Assign a retired manager to work with June a few Fridays each month.
B) Send June to an awareness building seminar.
C) Assign June to skill building training conducted on site.
D) Conduct an organizational assessment to determine how best to orient June.
E) Give June a chance to complete expatriate certification.
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