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Medesa

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Andi has been up for promotion four times and has been passed up every time. It is well known that her family and three children are important to her.
 
  She gives a full measure of effort in her
  current job, but upper management feels she would not be willing to give the 110 percent they
  think would be required if she was promoted. What term describes Andi's situation?
  A) legal discrimination B) affirmative action
  C) xenophobia D) the mommy track

Question 2

Ben has been told he displays characteristics of xenophobia. Which statement best describes Ben?
 
  A) He has the ability to relate to several cultures simultaneously.
  B) He has a limited, narrow, or self-centered perspective.
  C) He has the belief in the superiority of his own personal ethnic group.
  D) He has an unreasonable fear of those who are different from him.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

D



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