In Many Developing Countries, Children Become Valuable as Factory Workers

question 115

Multiple Choice

In many developing countries, children become valuable as factory workers in middle childhood because of their __________.

• A)ability to perform gross motor tasks such threading a needle on a sewing machine
• B)cognitive ability to perform complex conceptual tasks such as designing products
• C)emotional stability, because some adult factory employees are hot-tempered
• D)ability to perform intricate fine motor tasks such as weaving rugs

Identify the role and characteristics of external recruitment sources including headhunters.

Recognize the importance and methods of verifying applicant references.

Understand the functions involved in human resources management including testing and selection.

Distinguish between job descriptions, specifications, analysis, and other job-related documentation.

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Definitions:

Occipital Lobe

The region of the brain responsible for processing visual information, located at the back of the skull.

Frontal Lobe

The part of the brain located at the front of each cerebral hemisphere, responsible for behavior, learning, personality, and voluntary movement.

Essential Tremor

A neurological disorder that causes involuntary and rhythmic shaking, affecting mainly the hands but can also impact other parts of the body.

Rest

A period of relaxation, sleep, or inactivity, which is essential for physical and mental rejuvenation.