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WorksheetsFinal Exam - THC 217
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 38mins
Which model sees disability as individual impairment?
Rights model
Social model
Medical model
Economic model
RA 9442 is known as the:
Magna Carta for Disabled Persons
Fair Labor Standards Act
Accessibility Act
Disability Inclusion Code
AIDS refers to the:
Early stage of HIV
Most severe phase of HIV infection
Cure for HIV
Temporary condition
Confidentiality in the workplace protects an employee’s:
Work schedule
HIV status
Salary rate
Educational background
Which diversity approach emphasizes non-discrimination?
Strategic
Equal Opportunity
Rights-based
Cultural
Language barriers are part of:
Cultural challenges
Legal issues
Organizational strategy
Hygiene factors
RA 9710 mandates the elimination of what?
Customer complaints
Gender discrimination
Tourism taxes
Seniority rules
What does structured interviews help reduce?
Innovation
Bias
Salaries
Training costs
HIV/AIDS was first identified during what decade?
1950s
1960s
1980s
2000s
The Equality Act 2010 is a law from which country?
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
Australia
What does RA 9442 addresses?
Marketing rules
Equal opportunity for PWDs
Tourism policies
Airline regulations
Gender Sensitivity Training is mandated under:
RA 9710
DOLE standards
Immigration laws
Local government codes
Why is diversity important in tourism?
It increases product prices
It reflects customer diversity
It reduces training needs
It limits service delivery
The term “disabled” has replaced earlier terms because:
They were too scientific
They were easier to pronounce
They were outdated and offensive
They were legally required
Equity theory explains that employees feel motivated when they:
Compare differences
Ignore others’ rewards
Perceive fair treatment
Receive strict rules
Which best explains why HIV-positive employees may feel isolated?
Supportive environment
Fear of disclosure
Inclusive policy
Legal protections
An integrated setting means disabled workers should be:
Segregated
Removed from tasks
Included in the workplace
Assigned only light duty
Non-discrimination policies aim to:
Reduce workplace productivity
Encourage mandatory testing
Remove infected workers
Ensure equal opportunities
Training should be continuous because:
Single sessions rarely change behavior
Laws frequently changed
Budgets require spending
Employees demand it
Cultural competency training is vital in tourism because employees:
Must sell expensive products
Avoid customer contact
Work in identical environments
Interact with diverse clients
The strategic diversity management means:
Diversity is optional
Diversity slows operations
Diversity is isolated to HR
Diversity supports organizational goals
Communication facilities help employees with disabilities by:
Limiting access
Enabling information and interaction
Replacing human communication
Forcing independence
Workplace discrimination affects HIV-positive employees through:
Increased promotions
Job security
More benefits
Social isolation
Diverse selection panels help because they:
Increase interview expenses
Bring multiple perspectives
Reduce hiring time
Replace structured interviews
An employer must apply the social model by:
Fixing the employee
Limiting job roles
Removing environmental barriers
Reducing promotion opportunities
A worker cannot perform their current job even with accommodation. The employer should:
Explore light duty reassignment
Terminate immediately
Publicize their disability
Restrict communication
A manager hears rumors about an employee’s HIV status. What is the correct response?
Announce the rumor
Protect employee confidentiality
Conduct a public inquiry
Ask coworkers
A training officer must address HIV myths. The best tool is:
Awareness programs
Public disclosure sessions
Punishments
Employee surveillance
A leader who motivates a multicultural team through vision applies:
Transactional leadership
Bureaucratic leadership
Transformational leadership
Coercive leadership
A leader rewards employees for meeting performance metrics, therefore he is applying:
Transformational style
Transactional style
Servant leadership
Charismatic leadership
A company conducts post-training surveys. This applies:
Data manipulation
Bias reinforcement
Gender stereotyping
Training evaluation
If stigma persists despite policy, what is likely missing?
Training
New uniforms
Parking
Cafeteria rules
Disability caused by environment and not impairment is defined by:
Social model
Medical model
Rights model
Impairment model
Removing HIV-positive workers from tasks shows:
Compliance
Inclusion
Segregation
Equality
An employer offering discounts and free medical services is complying with:
Equality Act 2010
ACAS
ILO Code
RA 9442
A leader who inspires but fails to enforce rules, he is lacks:
Transactional balance
Transformational skills
Emotional intelligence
Cultural understanding
Low engagement among marginalized groups indicates:
Strong inclusion
Weak support systems
Good compensation
Neutral performance
A lack of cultural inclusion may lead to:
Increased satisfaction
Higher innovation
Low performance
Diversity success
A workplace with very few women in leadership suggests:
Selection equality
Structural barriers
Employee overperformance
Legal compliance
An organization that integrates diversity into goals demonstrates:
Strategic diversity management
Unplanned leadership
Accidental inclusiveness
Rigid structure
A leader who ignores minority employees’ needs is demonstrating:
Inclusive leadership
Balanced leadership
Unethical leadership
Transformational leadership
A strict confidentiality policy is strong when it:
Shares status publicly
Ensures privacy
Requires disclosure
Labels workers
A good HIV policy should prioritize:
Stigma prevention
Isolation of affected workers
Mandatory testing
Reduction of people with HIV
If disabled workers cannot access training, the company fails in:
Work scheduling
Safety requirements
Medical provision
Professional development equity
Evaluating workplace architecture ensures:
Structural accessibility
Increased barriers
Reduced mobility
Segregation
A company that only hires diverse employees but doesn’t support them is practicing:
Authentic inclusion
Tokenism
Gender mainstreaming
RA 9710 compliance
HR can create anti-discrimination policies aligned with:
Customer preferences
Viral trends
RA 9710
Salary negotiations
A training program for disabled employees should focus on:
Equal skill development
Limiting tasks
Restricting opportunities
Reducing access
A monitoring plan must include tools for evaluating:
Dress code
Employee rumors
Salary distribution
Policy effectiveness
Leaders can create motivation programs that emphasize:
Uniform treatment only
Employee recognition
No cultural awareness
Limited opportunities
Communication facilities help disabled employees access information.
True
False
Flexible leave is considered reasonable accommodation.
True
False
HIV can easily be transmitted through casual contact.
True
False
AIDS is the early stage of HIV infection.
True
False
Transactional leadership emphasizes punishment only.
True
False
Herzberg’s theory includes hygiene and motivators.
True
False
Tokenism is a form of genuine inclusion.
True
False
RA 9710 promotes gender mainstreaming.
True
False
Transactional leadership can be too rigid for diverse teams.
True
False
Equal opportunity approach ensures uniformity, not fairness.
True
False
. A type of diversity training which organizations should provide gender-awareness programs, addressing stereotypes, harassment, work-life balance, and equity.
Medical Model
Monitoring and Evaluation
Gender Sensitivity training
Drafting the Policy
Focuses on structure, rules, and rewards/punishments.
Transactional leadership
Transformational leadership
Strategic Approach
Needs Assessment
Inspires and motivates employees through vision, trust, and empowerment.
Transactional leadership
Medical Model
Rights model
Transformational leadership
The most severe phase of HIV infection.
Support System
AIDS
HIV
Drafting the Policy
A virus that attacks the body’s immune system, specifically the CD4 cells.
HIV
Recognition and reward
AIDS
Training Benefits
Views disability as a result of an individual's physical or mental limitations.
Medical Model
Rights model
Collaboration Sessions
Flexibility Leave Policy
Views disability as a consequence of environmental, social, and attitudinal barriers.
HIV
AIDS
Social model
Rights model
Regular monitoring of the policy’s implementation is essential to ensure that it remains effective and responsive to the needs of employees.
Monitoring and Evaluation
Recognition and reward
Step for policy development to conduct a needs assessment within the organization to determine employees' understanding of HIV/AIDS.
Support System
Needs Assessment
Best practices for performance and diversity which provide mentors, sponsors, and career pathways for diverse employees to succeed.
Support System
Strategic Approach
High resignation among women may suggest unequal opportunities.
True
False
Providing ergonomic equipment increases barriers.
True
False
HIV workplace policies must evolve with employee needs.
True
False
A transformational leader improves customer experience.
True
False
Training programs should be designed with RA 9710 compliance.
True
False
