Social Perception and Managing Diversity

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Flashcards covering concepts of social perception, implicit cognition, stereotypes, diversity (surface and deep level), DEI, managing diversity, discrimination, and trends in workforce diversity including the glass ceiling and pay gaps.

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___ is a cognitive process that allows us to interpret and understand our surroundings.

Perception

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Perception is based on the characteristics of the perceiver, the target, and the __.

situation

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Characteristics of the target in person perception include direction of gaze, facial and body shape characteristics, nonverbal cues, and __.

appearance or dress

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Any thoughts or beliefs that are automatically activated from memory without our conscious awareness are known as __.

Implicit cognition

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To reduce bias during hiring, managers can use training, structured interviews, and multiple __.

interviewers

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An individual's set of beliefs about the characteristics or attributes of a group is called a __.

stereotype

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The four steps in how stereotypes are formed and maintained are Categorization, __ , Expectations, and Maintenance.

Inferences

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To manage stereotypes, organizations should educate people, create opportunities for employees to meet and work with people who are __ from them, and encourage awareness.

different

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The multitude of individual and similarities that exist among people is known as __.

diversity

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Personal characteristics that are easily perceived by others are defined as __.

Surface Level Diversity

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Personal characteristics that are not readily apparent at first glance and take time to emerge are considered __.

Deep Level Diversity

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The 'E' in DEI stands for __.

Equity

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The 'I' in DEI stands for __.

Inclusion

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Supporting, nurturing, and utilizing differences to an organization's advantage describes __.

managing diversity

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The __ perspective suggests that having diverse employees gives organizations access to more diverse markets and greater legitimacy in those markets.

access-and-legitimacy

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___ occurs when employment decisions are made using individual characteristics or attributes that are not related to the job.

Discrimination

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The Civil Rights Act of 1964 protects employees from discrimination based on race, sex, religion, color, or __.

national origin

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The figurative barrier that stalls minority groups from reaching high-level leadership positions is known as the __.

glass ceiling

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In 2017, 42% of women surveyed reported experiencing gender discrimination, compared to __ of men.

22%

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As of 2025, only 8 (1.6%) Fortune 500 companies had a __ CEO.

Black

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One study found that racial and ethnic minorities have to complete __ more job applications on average to get invited for a job interview compared with White candidates.

50%

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According to the US Department of Labor data, Black workers earn approximately __ per dollar earned by White workers.

$0.76