Sexual Harrassment Flashcards

1
Q

The central players in the Greek tragedy are the ___________ and ______________.

A

Antagonist and Protagonist

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True or False: If the target expresses or signals displeasure, and the behavior is stopped, committing sexual harassment has been avoided.

A

True

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3
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___________ is the person who is causing the problem

A

Antagonist

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4
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True or False: Sexual Harassment can occur as a single encounter or as a series of incidents at work

A

True

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5
Q

The deadline for the equal employment opportunity commission is ________ days from the date of the discriminatory act.

A

180

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True or False: If a supervisor withholds tangible job benefits for an employee who rejected the supervisor’s unwelcome behavior, the employer is automatically responsible for sexual harassment but means of supervisor actions.

A

True

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7
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_____________ is a direct or indirect exchange for employment benefits. Only a supervisor who has the power to make decisions about the targets employment can participate in this type of harassment.

A

Quid pro quo

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8
Q

The major law prohibiting unlawful discrimination in employment which prevents discriminating against employees based on race,color, religion, sex, or national origin is Title VII of the ______________.

A

Civil Rights Act of 1964

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9
Q

_________________ prohibits paying men and women different wages for jobs that require equal skill, effort, and responsibility, unless the difference in pay is based on a factor other than sex.

A

Equal Pay Act of 1963

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10
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True or False: For sexual harassment investigations an investigator does not have to prove their was sexual harassment beyond a reasonable doubt

A

True

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11
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The _____________ is the federal agency that investigates employees complaints of employment discrimination and has the authority to sue employers on behalf of the federal government to correct discriminatory practices that affect individual employees ors groups of employees

A

EEOC (Equal employment opportunity commission)

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12
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The _____________________ is the difference in men’s and women’s views on sexual harassment

A

The gender gap

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13
Q

What are the two types of sexual harassment:

A

Quid pro quo harassment

Hostile environment

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14
Q

The difference in perception of sexual harassment between men and women does not represent an inherit failure of men, but rather a difference in _____________ and _____________.

A

Experience and exposure

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15
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__________ is when the actor’s unwelcome sexual behavior interferes with the targets work performance or creates a hostile , offensive or threatening work environment. The actor can be a supervisor or a co-worker

A

Hostile environment harassment

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16
Q

_______________ the good guy who is being attacked or exploited

A

Protagonist

17
Q

People become aware of sexual harassment from what two sources

A

News

Situations at the workplace

18
Q

The nature of the supervisory relationship is _________.

A

Coercive

19
Q

True or False: Sexual Harassment always goes down the ladder of the organization or across on the same level. It never goes up the hierarchical ladder.

A

True