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B5 Economic Factors Flashcards

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What is Income?

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The amount of money a household receives.

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How can income positively affect an individual physically?

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  • can afford healthy balanced diet
  • afford gym membership
  • reduced risk of illness
  • private health care
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How can income positively affect an individual intellectually?

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  • can afford activities to enhance education
  • can afford school trips
  • can afford private tutors
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How can income positively affect an individual emotionally?

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  • positive self concept as they see themselves as successful
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How can income positively affect an individual socially?

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  • can afford to go out with friends and partake in social activities
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How can income negatively affect an individual physically?

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  • only afford junk food
  • no money for gym
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How can income negatively affect an individual intellectually?

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  • can’t afford cultural activities
  • can’t afford school trips
  • can’t afford textbooks and resources
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How can income negatively affect an individual emotionally?

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  • feel worthless as they can’t provide for family
  • compare themselves to others
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How can income negatively affect an individual socially?

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  • can’t afford to socialise impacting relationships
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How can employment positively affect an individual physically?

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  • gain income to afford healthy food
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How can employment positively affect an individual intellectually?

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  • learn new skills and use problem solving/abstract thinking
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How can employment positively affect an individual emotionally?

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  • being in a good job can give you high self esteem and you may feel valued at work
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How can employment positively affect an individual socially?

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  • allows you to establish new relationships with co workers
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How can employment negatively affect an individual physically?

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  • nature of job could cause illness and stress
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How can employment negatively affect an individual intellectually?

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  • being unemployed me would mean they are not developing new skills
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How can employment negatively affect an individual emotionally?

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  • being in a job you don’t like or where you don’t feel valued can make you develop a low self esteem
  • stress can cause mental health issues
  • unemployment could cause negative self concept or anxiety
17
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How can employment negatively affect an individual socially?

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  • unemployment could mean lack of social development
18
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How can education positively affect an individual physically?

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  • learn about nutrition improving health
  • take part in PE
19
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How can education positively affect an individual intellectually?

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  • learn new skills and knowledge for the future
20
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How can education positively affect an individual emotionally?

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  • achieving good grades and good friend groups could lead to high self concept
21
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How can education positively affect an individual socially?

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  • opportunities for making new friends
22
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How can education negatively affect an individual physically?

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  • college could mean more independence meaning poorer choices on food
23
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How can education negatively affect an individual intellectually?

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  • picking a course you don’t enjoy meaning no achievement
24
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How can education negatively affect an individual emotionally?

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  • feeling like a failure if you do bad so low self esteem
  • bullying and peer pressure impacts self concept
25
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How can education negatively affect an individual socially?

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  • can become friends with the wrong type of people
26
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How can lifestyle positively affect an individual physically?

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  • good diet means good health
  • take part in physical activity
27
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How can lifestyle positively affect an individual intellectually?

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  • good diet means good concentration
28
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How can lifestyle positively affect an individual emotionally?

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  • good nutrition makes you feel good about your self meaning high self concept
29
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How can lifestyle positively affect an individual socially?

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  • exercise can make you join new friendship groups
  • alcohol can improve confidence as well as be a cause for social occasion
30
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How can lifestyle negatively affect an individual physically?

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  • alcohol causes cardiovascular and liver problems
  • drugs causes brain damage and heart attacks
  • poor diet causes obesity
  • smoking causes lung and heart problems
31
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How can lifestyle negatively affect an individual intellectually?

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  • alcohol and drugs can impair judgement and thinking
32
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How can lifestyle negatively affect an individual emotionally?

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  • continued alcohol and drug use could impact mental health leading to low self concept
33
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How can lifestyle negatively affect an individual socially?

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  • drugs can make you withdraw from social situations impacting relationships

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