imapct of lifer events on PIES: life circumstances. Flashcards
what are the different circumstances that can change?
- emplpyment status.
- living conditions/ housing.
- education.
- retirement.
- imprisionment.
- income.
- exclusion.
what could change in regards to employment status?
type of work, employment, promotion, redundancy.
what could change in regards to living conditions/ housing?
changes in level of security, quality of housing, level of deprivation, homelessness.
what could change in regards to education?
starting/ moving school, college, university.
what could change in regards to retirement?
when you stop or reduce work.
what could change in regards to income?
a change in level of income.
what could change in regards to exclusion?
from a group, school or college.
what are the positive impacts on good or improved employment status?
- emotional: develop inderpendance, improve self-concept.
- intellectual: improve though process, (creative thinking/ probelm solving.)
what are the negative impacts on poor or reduced employemnt status?
- emotional: low status roles or redundancy leads to stress and anxiety, sleeplessness.
- social: negative or breakdown of relationships.
what are the positive impacts on good or improved retirement?
- emotional: reduced stress.
- social: more time to socialise with fmaily and friends, opportunitites for leisure or physical activities.
what are the negative impacts on poor or reduced retirement?
physical: loss of fitness and mobility if less active.
- social: loss of relatiosnhips with colleagues.
- intellectual: loss of stimulation and job status.
what are the positive impacts on good or improvedliving conditions?
- physical: good or improved health.
- social: opportunity to relax and be physically active.
what are the negative impacts on poor or reduced living conditions?
- physical: poor health, respiratory disease, heart disease.
- emotional: isolation.
what are the positive impacts on good or improved starting school, college or university?
- emotional: improved confidence, self-esteem.
- social: opportunity to build new friendships.
- intellectual: opportunity to extend knowledge and learning, develop new skills.
what are the negative impacts on poor or reduced starting school, college or university?
- emotional: anxiety about new routines and meeting new people.
- social: insecurity about leaving parents and other familiar people.
what are the positive impacts on good or improved exclusion?
none.
what are the negative impacts on poor or reduced exclusion?
- emotional: low self-image.
- social impact: loss of friendships/ social activities.
what are the positive impacts on good or improved income?
- emotional: more inderpendant.
- higher self-esteem.
what are the negative impacts on poor or reduced income?
physical: poorer diet/ nutrition, weight gain/ loss.
- emotional: worry/ anxiety.
what are the positive impacts on good or improved imprisionment?
prision is punitive but also redemptive, many people change their lives for the better through the forced structure that prision creates.
what are the negative impacts on poor or reduced imprisionment?
- emotional: loss of inderpendance, anxiety, depression.
- social: breakdwon in relationships.
