Which list accurately identifies Primary Dimensions as described in diversity concepts?

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Primary Dimensions of diversity are the inherent traits that shape our identity from birth and are largely outside individual control. They tend to be stable over time. The list that includes race/ethnicity, mental or physical ability, sexual orientation, national origin, gender, gender identity or expression, and age represents these fundamental, enduring attributes. Other factors like religion, appearance, income, language and education, work experience, family, or political belief are usually considered secondary dimensions or situational factors—things that can change or be influenced by life circumstances. So this option best identifies Primary Dimensions.