Which of the Following Statements Are True About the Differences

question 69

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements are true about the differences between training and education?

• A) Training focuses more on doing, whereas education focuses more on thinking. II. Training is typically provided by employers, whereas education might be funded but not provided. III. Training teaches students to acquire new knowledge, whereas education teaches new skills. IV. Training is more job focused, whereas education is more theoretical.
• B) I and III only
• C) II and IV only
• D) I, II, and IV only
• E) II, III, and IV only

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Definitions:

Power in Society

Refers to the distribution and exercise of influence by various individuals and groups within a social structure, impacting how decisions are made and who benefits from them.

Pluralist View

A theoretical perspective that sees society as comprised of multiple groups and interests competing and cooperating for influence and resources, applicable in both political and labor relations contexts.

Shared Interests

Common goals or concerns among individuals or groups that result in cooperative endeavors or aligned efforts.

Employment Relationship

The legal and social relationship between an employer and an employee, characterized by the exchange of labor for compensation.