Invisible barriers that prevent qualified women and people of color from upward mobility in their occupation are known as the:

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The term "glass ceiling" is commonly used to refer to the invisible barriers that prevent qualified women and people of color from advancing to higher positions within their occupation. The other options are also related to the concept of occupational segregation, but do not specifically refer to the obstacles faced by qualified individuals seeking upward mobility.

Invisible Barriers That Prevent Qualified Women and People of Color