Which of the following are attributes of a hardship Foreign Service posting? (Select all that apply.) the Foreign Service officer can expect to work alone for much of the time with no support from the State Department the country in which the hardship posting is located may be isolated from the modern world family members may not be able to accompany the foreign service officer to his or her posting there is likely a lack of appropriate medical care

may be isolated from the modern world
family members may not be able to accompany the foreign service officer to his or her posting
there is likely a lack of appropriate medical care

Explanation:

Hardship posts are posts to U.S. embassies and consulates in areas where the quality of life is significantly less than that of the United States. This can manifest itself in terms of lack of security, communication and adequate healthcare.

Some hardship posts will see a person isolated from the modern world when they have to conduct U.S. missions in remote areas. Because of the nature of hardship posts, family members are not always able to accomplish the foreign service employee so as not to allow them suffer.

There is also usually a lack of appropriate medical care because these hardship posts are based in countries with less development and this would usually extend into the medical sector.