Human & Social Studies – Lecture Review

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Vocabulary flashcards covering human resource concepts, family structures, Caribbean physical and social factors, and Commonwealth information.

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Training

Job-related activities aimed at improving specific skills for current tasks and roles.

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Education

Broader learning that develops knowledge, reasoning, and values for long-term personal and career growth.

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Human Resource Development

The combined use of training and education to enhance the abilities of a workforce.

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Rule

A set of instructions prescribing how a person should act or behave in a particular setting.

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Law

An official set of rules by which a country is governed and that is enforceable by the state.

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School Rules

Institutional regulations (e.g., no obscene language, no hair dye, no jewelry, no chewing gum) meant to ensure safety, order, and discipline.

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Resource

Anything that can be used to satisfy human needs and wants.

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Human Resource

The skills, abilities, and talents of the people in a country.

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Characteristics of Human Resources

Workers offer their skills and expertise to employers in exchange for compensation.

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Family

A group of people related by blood, living together under the same roof.

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Common-law Union

A couple living together as husband and wife without legal marriage.

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Single-parent Family

A family formed when one parent is absent due to divorce, death, or abandonment.

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Sibling Household

A household with no parents present in which the eldest sibling cares for younger ones.

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Divorce

The legal dissolution of a marriage, often creating single-parent families.