Which Factor Is the GREATEST Obstacle to Poor Children's Chances

question 150

Multiple Choice

Which factor is the GREATEST obstacle to poor children's chances of successful development?

• A) accumulation of various disadvantages
• B) growing up in a single-parent home or without biological parents
• C) lack of parental involvement in their schooling
• D) genetic disadvantages

Recognize the importance of cross-cultural preparation for employees on overseas assignments.

Understand the implications of international labor relations on HR practices.

Comprehend the phases of cross-cultural adaptation, including expatriation and repatriation.

Assess the factors influencing global HRM strategy, including compensation, benefits, and training needs.

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Definitions:

Profoundly Retarded

A term referring to individuals with a severe level of intellectual disability, often characterized by minimal capacity for sensory-motor function.

Academic Skills

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IQ Score

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Learning Disability

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