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Which of the following is true of age discrimination in employment? a. Retaliation against those wbo fle claims of age-related discrimination is not illcgal. b. The Age Discrimination in Employment Aet (ADEA) probibits employment discrimination agains persons over the age of 40 . c. Acting on siereotypes about someone's ability based on their age is not prohibited under the ADEA; stereotypes have a "grais of truth." d. Age diserimination is less of a concem now due to the miltions of aging baby boomers in the United States QUESTION 20 Bell lists of common characterisfics of "minority" or "non-dominant" groups. They are ? A. Age, gender, race, and religion B. Wealeh, income, and education C. Work and family status, weight and appearance, social class, and other identity-based altributes: D. identifiability, differential power, experience of discrimination, and group awareness.
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