Fieldwork Human Flashcards

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What is the purpose of conducting fieldwork on quality of life in areas for Gcse geography?

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To investigate and compare the quality of life in different areas.

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What are some examples of subjective factors that can affect quality of life in an area?

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Social relationships, sense of community, and personal happiness.

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What is the Human Development Index (HDI) used for in the context of quality of life?

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To measure and compare the overall development of countries based on life expectancy, education, and income.

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What is the purpose of using surveys and questionnaires in fieldwork on quality of life?

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To gather data on people’s perceptions and experiences related to their quality of life.

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What role does the physical environment play in influencing quality of life in an area?

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It can affect health, safety, and access to resources.

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What are some potential limitations of conducting fieldwork on quality of life in areas?

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Subjectivity of responses, sample bias, and ethical considerations.

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How can fieldwork on quality of life contribute to sustainable development?

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By identifying areas for improvement and promoting holistic well-being.

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What are some examples of indicators used to measure quality of life?

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Income levels, education attainment, healthcare access, and crime rates.

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What is the difference between quantitative and qualitative data in the context of quality of life fieldwork?

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Quantitative data is numerical and measurable, while qualitative data is descriptive and subjective.

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How can GIS (Geographic Information Systems) be used in fieldwork on quality of life?

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To map and analyze spatial patterns of quality of life indicators.

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What are some ethical considerations to keep in mind when conducting fieldwork on quality of life?

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Respect for privacy, informed consent, and confidentiality of data.

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What are some challenges associated with defining and measuring quality of life?

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Subjectivity, cultural differences, and changing societal values.

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What is the significance of using a mixed-methods approach in quality of life fieldwork?

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To gather comprehensive data and triangulate findings for a more nuanced understanding.

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What are some examples of secondary data sources that can be used in fieldwork on quality of life?

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Census data, government reports, and academic studies.

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