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If a woman garment worker's fine motor skill is called natural and paid less what bias is this?

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Correct answer: Skill undervaluation

The direct answer is A: skill undervaluation. Fine motor skill means controlled, careful movement of the hands and fingers, and garment work may require accuracy, speed, concentration, and practice. Calling such ability “natural” can hide the training and effort involved. If the worker is then paid less because the skill is associated with women, the work is being undervalued and gender bias may be operating. Option A is correct. Option B is wrong because justice would require recognising the skill fairly, not dismissing it. Option C is wrong because paying less is not equal wage recognition. Option D is wrong because workplace rest concerns breaks and recovery, not unfair valuation of skill. Exam cue: when a real skill is treated as natural and cheap, identify skill undervaluation and possible gender bias.

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Garment WorkSkill UndervaluationWomen Wage

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