One can easily conclude from these test results, as does the Joint Economic Committee of the U.S. Congress, that girls are given early signals that lead them in directions other than the basic S.T.E.M. building blocks, which in turn are the most salient skills needed for careers in manufacturing.
While the above listing of salient skills provides a useful foundation for the education and development of midwives, there are variations in how midwifery services are discharged, largely as a function of geopolitical factors.
Human capital refers to economically salient personal resources (skills, specific knowledge associated with particular jobs, general education) of the sort that might for example be considered by prospective employers as justifying offers of employment (Becker, [1964]; Coleman, [1988]).
This study has demonstrated that the midwives working in rural maternity care and receiving obstetricians have good case assessment skills, focusing on salient clinical factors and placing less emphasis on contextual "noise".
This influence becomes particularly salient when there are either national skill shortages or high levels of unemployment, particularly youth unemployment (Aldrich [1994]; Anderson [1998]; Butler [2000]; Kantor [1986]; Renold [2009]).
While others such as interpersonal skills and spirituality emerged salient in the local population.
Finally, rather than just offering support, the intervention was psycho-educational in providing salient knowledge, active learning opportunities and skills training at a critical life-stage.
A 6-point difference in selective deployment of attention and decision-making, skills required to learn salient information in academic settings, also might be detectable in a learning environment.
The majority of those skills will likely be more salient to entrepreneurs than to those seeking work in established companies.
The educational approach addresses the provision of salient knowledge and opportunities to learn new skills.
