If a stereotype is ______ believed in the labour market,then an employer who has different attitudes will be seen as ____.

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If a stereotype is widely believed in the labour market, then an employer who has different attitudes will be seen as odd or unconventional. Option D, "widely;odd," best captures this idea. Option A, "widely;the norm," presents conflicting ideas. Option B, "not;odd," does not convey the contrast between the prevailing stereotype and the employer's attitudes. Option C, "partially;eccentric," suggests that some people believe in the stereotype, while others do not, which is not the focus of the sentence. Option E, "not;conforming," does not accurately reflect the situation as the employer may still be conforming to employment laws and practices despite their differing attitudes.

If a Stereotype Is ______ Believed in the Labour Market,then