Which of the following is a type of diversity involving quantitative differences along a single dimension, as identified by Harrison and Klein?
A) Deep-level
B) Separation
C) Variety
D) Demographic

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Separation diversity refers to differences in position or opinion among group members that are quantifiable along a single dimension, such as differences in political attitudes. This type of diversity is distinct from deep-level (psychological, beliefs, and values) and demographic (observable traits) diversity. Variety, while it involves differences, is more about distinct categories or types of knowledge and skills, not quantifiable differences along a single dimension.

Which of the Following Is a Type of Diversity Involving