One may speculate that the analogy is not very salient to members of the (European) public, at least not in the way SB protagonists from the IT sector propagate it.
Closely related to Hellman's account is an eighth view, holding that direct discrimination is wrong on account of its connection to prejudice, where prejudice is understood as an attitude that regards the members of a salient group, qua members, as not entitled to as much respect or concern as the members of other salient groups.
Additionally, team leaders are influential on an interpersonal level because their behavior is salient to team members.
The findings further demonstrate that commonly-assessed resident variables explain little of the variability in family members' proxy ratings of quality of life and point to a need to think more broadly about what might be salient for family members in this situation.
Recent data obtained from multilocus enzyme electrophoresis (MEE) and by multiple-locus sequence typing suggested that B. anthracis, B. cereus, and B. thuringiensis belong to one and the same species, and that salient distinguishing of each member is due to plasmid-borne genes [ 15].
In identity communities, community members share salient identities.
But the main point is that there is something morally wrong with social processes that consistently but avoidably turn such differences into relative disadvantages for the members of salient groups, such as women or racial or religious groups.
Thus as those aspects of peritraumatic reactions are already to deployed Service Members and salient to combat operations, special attention has been given to including such items in our questionnaire.
In addition, Professor Sax has explored the role of the faculty in college students' emotional health, and found that interactions with faculty members were particularly salient for women.
Such examples of discrimination are ones which the agent performs with the aim of imposing a disadvantage on persons for being members of some salient social group.
