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Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", {
value: true
});
exports.orangeExclusionaryUnlessUseTheTerm = exports.orangeExclusionaryUnlessTwoGenders = exports.orangeExclusionaryUnlessMenAndWomen = exports.orangeExclusionaryUnlessMen = exports.orangeExclusionaryUnless = void 0;
// Guidelines for adding feedback strings:
// 1) This file is for strings that can only be used for gender assessments. If a string can be also used for other
// assessments, add it to the generalFeedbackStrings.js file instead.
// 2) Before adding a new string, check whether a similar string that can be used instead already exists (also in generalFeedbackStrings.js).
/*
* Used for terms that are exclusionary unless they describe a group that only consists of the people that the term mentions.
* For example, "boys and girls".
*
* "Be careful when using <i>%1$s</i> as it can be exclusionary. Unless you are sure that the group you refer to only consists of %1$s,
* use an alternative, such as %2$s."
*/
const orangeExclusionaryUnless = exports.orangeExclusionaryUnless = "Be careful when using <i>%1$s</i> as it can be exclusionary. " + "Unless you are sure that the group you refer to only consists of %1$s, use an alternative, such as %2$s.";
/*
* Used for terms that are exclusionary unless the group this term describes only consists of men, for example "firemen"."
*
* Be careful when using <i>%1$s</i> as it can be exclusionary. Unless you are sure that the group you refer to only consists of %1$s,
* use an alternative, such as %2$s."
*/
const orangeExclusionaryUnlessMen = exports.orangeExclusionaryUnlessMen = "Be careful when using <i>%1$s</i> as it can be exclusionary. " + "Unless you are sure that the group you refer to only consists of men, use an alternative, such as %2$s.";
/*
* Used for terms that are exclusionary unless the group this term describes only consists of men and women, for example "ladies and gentlemen".
*
* "Be careful when using <i>%1$s</i> as it can be exclusionary. Unless you are sure that the group you refer to only consists of men and women,
* use an alternative, such as %2$s."
*/
const orangeExclusionaryUnlessMenAndWomen = exports.orangeExclusionaryUnlessMenAndWomen = "Be careful when using <i>%1$s</i> as it can be exclusionary. " + "Unless you are sure that the group you refer to only consists of men and women, use an alternative, such as %2$s.";
/*
* Used for terms that are exclusionary unless the group this term describes only consists of two genders, for example "both genders".
*
* "Be careful when using <i>%1$s</i> as it can be exclusionary. Unless you are sure that the group you refer to only consists of two genders,
* use an alternative, such as %2$s."
*/
const orangeExclusionaryUnlessTwoGenders = exports.orangeExclusionaryUnlessTwoGenders = "Be careful when using <i>%1$s</i> as it can be exclusionary. " + "Unless you are sure that the group you refer to only consists of two genders, use an alternative, such as %2$s.";
/*
* Used for terms that are exclusionary unless all members of the group use this term to refer to themselves, for example "mothers and fathers".
*
* "Be careful when using <i>%1$s</i> as it can be exclusionary. Unless you are sure that the group you refer to only consists of people who use
* this term, use an alternative, such as %2$s."
*/
const orangeExclusionaryUnlessUseTheTerm = exports.orangeExclusionaryUnlessUseTheTerm = "Be careful when using <i>%1$s</i> as it can be exclusionary. " + "Unless you are sure that the group you refer to only consists of people who use this term, use an alternative, such as %2$s.";
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