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Michael Murray, the head of the School Board claims that feminist perspectives on organizational behavior have posited a number of statements. Which one of them is really correct?:
a.   Organizational interactions are characterized by dominance and subordination.
b.   Organizations are gender-neutral in their reward systems
c.   Organizations proactively seek female talent
d.   Organizations create added value from female work

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