What Is Intergenerational Mobility

question 60

Multiple Choice

What is intergenerational mobility?

• A)the movement of individuals from one part of the country to another as they age
• B)the movement of individuals from the social position of their parents into one of their own as adults
• C)the movement of individuals through life's key stages,from infancy forward
• D)the movement of individuals from one social class to another

Identify the key U.S. laws and regulations that govern worker safety and discrimination in the workplace.

Recognize different forms of workplace harassment, including quid pro quo and hostile working environment, and understand their legal implications.

Understand the roles of various governmental departments and agencies in enforcing labor laws and standards.

Understand the strategies and policies companies can implement to prevent and respond to sexual harassment.

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Definitions:

Nurture

The influence of external factors like environment, education, and social experiences on the development of an individual.

Nature Vs. Nurture

A debate concerning the relative importance of an individual's innate qualities (nature) versus personal experiences (nurture) in determining or causing differences in physical and behavioral traits.

Environment And Culture

Environment and culture refer to the interplay between the physical, social, and cultural settings in which an individual lives and how these factors influence their behaviors, beliefs, and life outcomes.

Abstractly

Thinking in a way that is not linked to concrete realities, specific objects, or actual instances, but rather involves conceptual understanding.