According to Piaget, Logical-Mathematical Knowledge Consists Of

question 68

Multiple Choice

According to Piaget, logical-mathematical knowledge consists of:

• A) the logical use of number concepts and geometric principles.
• B) the external reality and observable properties of objects such as form, weight, and function.
• C) information about daily living.
• D) the relationships of objects to each other.

Understand the reactive vs proactive stance in HR practices.

Recognize the influence of global trends on Canadian HR policies and practices.

Learn the sources of information for HR professionals and their reliability.

Understand the impact of the labour market on organizational strategy.

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Definitions:

Stumbling Blocks

Obstacles or barriers that hinder progress or make it difficult to achieve a goal.

Scholastic Ability

The capacity or aptitude to learn or excel in academic settings.

Academic Genius

Refers to an individual who exhibits exceptional intellectual ability, creativity, or originality, often to a degree that is associated with the achievement of new advances in academic or scientific domains.

High IQ

A measure indicating superior cognitive abilities in comparison to the general population, typically identified through standardized intelligence tests.