When a community protects the identity of its members in the face of stigma it i

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When a community protects the identity of its members in the face of stigma it is called an “Identificational Community”.

The two primary goals of Affirmative Action are equal opportunity to redress the results of past discrimination and promotion of diversity within the organization.

False

The three most common misperceptions about Affirmative Action are:

These are the basic types of organizations, except:                                                        

Conglomerates   

Race is defined most accurately as:

a population group that shares a distinctive identity and is subjected to stigma, prejudice, discrimination and oppression

An example of downsizing is:

Explanation / Answer

Ans1.True

Identificational communities refer to the groups such as ethnic/cultural/religious groups, patient groups, friendship groups, and workplace groups. It provides a sense of a symbolic identification for its members.

Ans 2.True

Ans 3.(a)

Ans 4.Conglomerates  

Ans 5.(a) that which is based on the physical characteristics of a person such as hair texture, facial features, skin color, and body build.

Ans 6.compulsory termination,voluntary termination,early retirement incentives

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