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D357 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Study Guide Terms WGU Questions and Answers Already Passed Ableism - Answers Discrimination or prejudice against individuals with disabilities. Access discrimination - Answers Denying or limiting access to opportunities based on certain characteristics, like race, gender, or disability. Adverse impact - Answers When a seemingly neutral policy or practice disproportionately affects a specific group negatively. Affinity or employee resource groups - Answers Voluntary groups formed by employees to support and advocate for individuals with shared characteristics or backgrounds. Age Discrimination Act - Answers A law protecting individuals from age-based discrimination in employment. Age stereotypes - Answers Preconceived notions or generalizations based on a person's age. Ageism - Answers Discrimination or bias against individuals due to their age, often targeting older or younger people. Agnostic - Answers Someone who does not assert certainty or belief in the existence of a higher power or deity. Allies - Answers Individuals who actively support and advocate for marginalized groups. Ambivalent sexism - Answers The combination of both hostile and benevolent attitudes towards women or men, reinforcing gender inequality. Amerasian - Answers A person with both Asian and American heritage. Americans with Disabilities Act - Answers Legislation protecting the rights of individuals with disabilities in various aspects of life, including employment. Associational discrimination - Answers Discrimination against an individual based on their association with a protected group. Associational stigma - Answers Negative perceptions or stereotypes associated with being affiliated with a marginalized group. Atheist - Answers Someone who does not believe in the existence of deities. Attribution errors - Answers Mistakenly attributing certain characteristics or behaviors to an individual or group based on stereotypes. Aversive racism - Answers Subtle, unconscious racial biases and prejudices exhibited by well-intentioned individuals. Benevolent sexism - Answers Subjecting women to subtle, favorable discrimination based on stereotypes about their gender. BIPOC - Answers Acronym for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color, highlighting shared experiences of racial marginalization. Brain drain - Answers The emigration of highly skilled or educated individuals from one place or organization to another. Bridge employment - Answers Transitional employment before full retirement.

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Ableism - Answers Discrimination or prejudice against individuals with disabilities.

Access discrimination - Answers Denying or limiting access to opportunities based on certain
characteristics, like race, gender, or disability.

Adverse impact - Answers When a seemingly neutral policy or practice disproportionately
affects a specific group negatively.

Affinity or employee resource groups - Answers Voluntary groups formed by employees to
support and advocate for individuals with shared characteristics or backgrounds.

Age Discrimination Act - Answers A law protecting individuals from age-based discrimination in
employment.

Age stereotypes - Answers Preconceived notions or generalizations based on a person's age.

Ageism - Answers Discrimination or bias against individuals due to their age, often targeting
older or younger people.

Agnostic - Answers Someone who does not assert certainty or belief in the existence of a higher
power or deity.

Allies - Answers Individuals who actively support and advocate for marginalized groups.

Ambivalent sexism - Answers The combination of both hostile and benevolent attitudes towards
women or men, reinforcing gender inequality.

Amerasian - Answers A person with both Asian and American heritage.

Americans with Disabilities Act - Answers Legislation protecting the rights of individuals with
disabilities in various aspects of life, including employment.

Associational discrimination - Answers Discrimination against an individual based on their
association with a protected group.

Associational stigma - Answers Negative perceptions or stereotypes associated with being
affiliated with a marginalized group.

Atheist - Answers Someone who does not believe in the existence of deities.

Attribution errors - Answers Mistakenly attributing certain characteristics or behaviors to an
individual or group based on stereotypes.

Aversive racism - Answers Subtle, unconscious racial biases and prejudices exhibited by well-
intentioned individuals.

, Benevolent sexism - Answers Subjecting women to subtle, favorable discrimination based on
stereotypes about their gender.

BIPOC - Answers Acronym for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color, highlighting shared
experiences of racial marginalization.

Brain drain - Answers The emigration of highly skilled or educated individuals from one place or
organization to another.

Bridge employment - Answers Transitional employment before full retirement.

Cisgender - Answers Describes individuals whose gender identity aligns with their sex assigned
at birth.

Classism - Answers Discrimination or prejudice based on socioeconomic status.

Closeted - Answers Refers to individuals who conceal their sexual orientation or gender identity.

Co-ethnic - Answers People belonging to the same ethnic group.

Colorism - Answers Discrimination or preferential treatment based on skin color, especially
within the same racial or ethnic group.

Constructive discharge - Answers A form of discrimination in which working conditions are
made intolerable to force an employee to resign.

Consumer Racial Profiling - Answers Using race or ethnicity to target certain consumers for
marketing or discriminatory practices.

Covering - Answers Downplaying or hiding certain aspects of one's identity to fit into the
majority group.

Descriptive stereotyping - Answers Categorizing individuals based on perceived characteristics,
often leading to biased judgments.

Discouraged workers - Answers Individuals who have stopped seeking employment due to
perceived lack of opportunities.

Discrimination - Answers Unfair treatment or prejudice against individuals or groups based on
their characteristics or identities.

Disparate impact - Answers When a policy or practice has a disproportionately negative effect
on a specific group, even if unintended.

Disparate treatment - Answers Unequal treatment of individuals based on protected
characteristics, intentionally or unintentionally.

Diversity - Answers The presence of a wide range of identities, perspectives, and backgrounds in

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