Which type of diversity appears to be most related to group cohesion over the long-term according to Harrison, Price, and Bell?
A) Deep-level
B) Surface-level
C) First-level
D) Second-level

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Harrison, Price, and Bell found that deep-level diversity, which includes differences in values, beliefs, and attitudes, was more related to group cohesion over the long-term than surface-level diversity, which includes differences in demographic characteristics such as race, gender, or age. First-level and second-level diversity are not commonly used or recognized terms in the field of diversity and inclusion.

Which Type of Diversity Appears to Be Most Related to Group