Q1; Ben is selecting members for a problem-solving team. Which of the following team compositions is most likely to result in better team performance?

Select one: a. employees with at least ten years of seniority.

b. employees from only one department.

c. employees from a variety of age, ethnic and gender backgrounds.

d. an all-male or all-female team.

Q2; Which of the following is true about perceptions?

Select one:

Perceptions have a marginal influence on individual behaviour.

Perceptions do not have an impact on daily life experiences.

People tend to perceive the same people, things, or situations differently.

Peoples perceptions are unaffected by their cultural background

Perceptions refer to the desire to achieve or to accomplish something.

Q3; Which of the following statements is true of employing disabled employees?

Select one:

a. Hiring people with disabilities leads to higher employment costs and lower profit margins.

b. Workers with disabilities are generally less motivated than other workers.

c. Employees with disabilities are exempt from potential disciplinary action, and there are high costs associated with accommodating disabled employees.

d. A person with a disability for whom special considerations have been provided (e.g. extra time/support for specific work task) has the same obligations and rights as far as job performance.