Differences in terms of attitudes, beliefs, knowledge, skills and values represent ________-level diversity.

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Attitudes, beliefs, knowledge, skills and values are all internal characteristics that are deeply ingrained in a person's identity and are not easily observed. Therefore, they are considered deep-level diversity factors. Shallow-level diversity refers to observable characteristics such as age, gender, and physical appearances. Proximal and distal refer to physical or geographical proximity, which is not relevant in this context. Surface-level diversity is another term for shallow-level diversity.

Differences in Terms of Attitudes, Beliefs, Knowledge, Skills and Values