An occupational health nurse overhears an employee talking to his manager about a 65-year-old coworker. The nurse is concerned about ageism when she hears the employee state:
A) "He is a very active individual and enjoys playing tennis."
B) "He should retire and make way for some new blood."
C) "He should spend more time with his family."
D) "He is a bad apple."
Ans: B
Feedback: Ageism refers to prejudice against the aged.
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