When Retraining Workers, It Is Most Important to Address:​

question 9

Multiple Choice

When retraining workers, it is most important to address:​

• A)​Levels of intellectual functioning
• B)​Aptitudes and achievement needs
• C)​Both career and personal needs
• D)​Relationship problems

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Definitions:

Permanent Teeth

The set of teeth that replace primary (baby) teeth and are intended to last throughout an individual's lifetime.

Physical Activity

Any body movement produced by skeletal muscles that requires energy expenditure, including exercise and activities undertaken while working, playing, or doing household chores.

Nutritional Consumption

The intake and use of nutrients by the body from food and supplements for health and growth.

Socioeconomic Status

An indicator that determines a person's or household's social and economic status compared to others through their earnings, level of education, and job type.