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George made the following comment to Sarah, one of his co-workers: "Gene's recommendation to cut costs by eliminating travel to training seminars just shows he really isn't aware of how important training is. His lack of insight is due to the fact he doesn't have a college degree." What is George's comment an example of?
A) Focusing on a difference
B) Creating a distinction
C) Focusing on an artificial social barrier
D) Creating a false value for a college degree

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