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Question 1

The lack of commonality in a multicultural workforce offers fewer perspectives, which in turn can decrease creativity within the organization.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Question 2

If a person is surrounding himself or herself with relational uppers, it means that he or she is with people who:
 
  A) have a high intelligence quotient.
  B) find deficiencies in him or her.
  C) give him or her a hard time.
  D) support and trust him or her.
  E) like to be altruistic.



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