Which skill set does FCCLA specifically aim to develop in its members?

FCCLA specifically aims to develop skills related to Family and Consumer Sciences because its mission and activities revolve around personal and family development, leadership, and community service. This includes topics such as nutrition, finance, interpersonal relationships, and childcare, all integral components of Family and Consumer Sciences. By focusing on these areas, FCCLA prepares its members to effectively manage their own lives and contribute positively to their families and communities.

Other options, such as technical skills in engineering, leadership strictly in sports, and skills in financial investment, do not align with the organization's core objectives. FCCLA is not centered on technical or engineering fields nor is it focused solely on sports leadership, as these areas fall outside the scope of Family and Consumer Sciences. Similarly, while financial literacy can be a component of Family and Consumer Sciences, the organization does not prioritize investment skills as a primary focus of its educational programs.