Which of the following is NOT generally included in the job's human requirements?

The correct choice is C, as work conditions refer to the environment and circumstances under which the job is performed, not the human attributes needed for the job itself. Human requirements are primarily focused on the individual’s capabilities and qualifications related to performing the job effectively. This typically includes job-related knowledge, skills, and attributes that a candidate must possess to be successful in the position.

Work conditions, which encompass factors such as physical environment, hours, and other job-related logistical components, are external considerations that affect the job but do not fall under the personal qualifications of the individual doing the job. In contrast, the other options directly relate to what a candidate must bring to the table in terms of their qualifications and characteristics, which are essential for evaluating their fit for the role.