Health And Social Impacts Of Child Labour

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1.

How many child face death annually in work-related accidents?
- A.
  
  At least 10,000
- B.
  
  At least 25,000
- C.
  
  At least 17,000
- D.
  
  At least 22,000
Correct Answer
D. At least 22,000

Explanation
The correct answer is "At least 22,000". This means that there are at least 22,000 children who face death annually in work-related accidents.

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What are the health impacts for those working in light industry?
- A.
  
  Bone distortion and cramped organs
- B.
  
  Asthma
- C.
  
  Measles
Correct Answer
A. Bone distortion and cramped organs

Explanation
Working in light industry can have negative health impacts on individuals, including bone distortion and cramped organs. This can be attributed to factors such as repetitive movements, poor ergonomics, and prolonged periods of sitting or standing. These conditions can lead to musculoskeletal disorders, such as carpal tunnel syndrome or back pain, as well as organ compression due to prolonged sitting or standing in cramped positions. It is important for individuals working in light industry to prioritize ergonomics, take regular breaks, and practice proper posture to minimize the risk of these health impacts.

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What psychological disorders are common with child workers?
- A.
  
  Anxiety disorders
- B.
  
  Depression
- C.
  
  Obsessive Compulsive disorder
- D.
  
  Shame and Humiliation
Correct Answer(s)
A. Anxiety disorders
B. Depression
D. Shame and Humiliation

Explanation
Child workers are often subjected to stressful and traumatic conditions, which can lead to the development of various psychological disorders. Anxiety disorders are common among child workers due to the constant fear and uncertainty they experience. Depression is also prevalent as these children often face overwhelming sadness and hopelessness. Additionally, child workers may develop feelings of shame and humiliation due to their exploitation and mistreatment. These psychological disorders are a result of the adverse and challenging circumstances that child workers endure.

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Child labour hinders educational success for everyone and perpetuates inter-generational poverty
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

Explanation
Child labour hinders educational success for everyone and perpetuates inter-generational poverty. This means that when children are forced to work instead of attending school, it prevents them from gaining the necessary education to succeed in life. Additionally, the cycle of poverty continues because without education, these children are more likely to remain in poverty as adults, and their own children may also be forced into child labour. Therefore, the statement "Child labour hinders educational success for everyone and perpetuates inter-generational poverty" is true.

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Child labour is ca____e and co____________e of povertyy-like their own parents, they must also send their children to work as they have no power to bargain for fair wages: child labour and p______y cycle repeats

Correct Answer
cause, consequence

Explanation
Child labour is caused by poverty. When parents are living in poverty, they are often forced to send their children to work in order to contribute to the family's income. This is because they have no power to negotiate for fair wages, and they are trapped in a cycle of poverty. The consequence of child labour is that the cycle of poverty continues, as these children are unable to receive proper education and opportunities for a better future.

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Health And Social Impacts Of Child Labour

How many child face death annually in work-related accidents?

What are the health impacts for those working in light industry?

What psychological disorders are common with child workers?

Child labour hinders educational success for everyone and perpetuates inter-generational poverty

Child labour is ca____e and co____________e of povertyy-like their own parents, they must also send their children to work as they have no power to bargain for fair wages: child labour and p______y cycle repeats

Child labour is cae and co__e of povertyy-like their own parents, they must also send their children to work as they have no power to bargain for fair wages: child labour and py cycle repeats