Both humans and natural factors affect occupations. Can you find those factors?
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Occupational choice is affected by four factors: psychological, social, economic, and cultural. An individual's job choice is molded by their family, morals, values, intelligence, abilities, finances, and many other factors.
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Development of industries, availability of technical know-how and skilled manpower, existing labour laws and government policies pertaining to occupations development of infrastructure are the human factors that affect occupations. Climate, terrain of a region, fertility of soil, susceptibility to natural calamities, availability of raw materials, etc. are the natural factors which affect occupations.
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