Economic factors

Question 1

Definition

Answer 1

an individual or households income and economic well-being.

Question 2

Positive home environment

Answer 2

money for social activities, cleaner housing conditions and bigger houses

Question 3

Negative home environment

Answer 3

unhygienic, unsafe, don’t attend school and smaller houses

Question 4

Poverty
(definition)

Answer 4

when resources are below your minimum needs
example - not being able to heat your home, pay rent or buy essentials

Question 5

Who’s most likely to be at risk?

Answer 5

people with no qualifications, health challenges, no access to the internet, families with more than one child and don’t have access to transport to go to jobs or drop children to school

Question 6

The causes

Answer 6

low paid or unemployed or trauma and chaotic lives

Question 7

Growth and development

Answer 7

Physical - in infancy it’s associated with a low birth weight, shorter life expectancy and a high risk of death in the first year of life
Intellectual - not have a good education
Emotional - impact an individual’s self esteem and increase social isolation
Social - unable to afford many things like social activities meaning individual’s will not socialise