Core Competencies

question 15

Multiple Choice

Core competencies:

• A) are rare and typically cut across functional boundaries.
• B) are tangible and intangible assets that firms possess.
• C) are things that are important only to customers.
• D) are basic functional capabilities.

Recognize the importance and impact of attachment styles in early childhood on later stages of development.

Identify the characteristic behavioral styles and how temperament affects an individual's response to their environment.

Grasp the stages of Erikson's theory of socioemotional development and their significance in shaping personality.

Acknowledge the influence of parenting styles on children's behavior, social competence, and emotional well-being.

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Definitions:

Indirect

Not directly caused by or resulting from something. It involves secondary or intermediate means or actions.

Individual Set

Refers to a collection or grouping of characteristics, preferences, or items unique to a person.

Stimuli

External factors or events that elicit reactions or responses from organisms or systems.

Self Competency

The understanding and ability to efficiently and effectively manage oneself in various situations.