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PDH Term 2 Flashcards

1
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Definition of COMMUNICATION

A

exchanging of information

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2
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Define CONTRIBUTE

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To give / help

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3
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Define CONVERSATION

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A discussion or talk

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4
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Define EXTENDED FAMILY

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A family which includes relatives other than just parents and siblings

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5
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define IMMEDIATE family

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the smallest family unit (who you live with)

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6
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Define MAINTAIN

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to make sure something continues

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7
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Define RELATIONSHIP

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A connection between 2 or more people

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Define RELATIVE

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A person connected by blood, marriage or legal agreement

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Define RESPONSIBILITIES

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Things required to be done as part of a job/role

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10
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Define TRUST

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A firm belief in somesone’s reliability

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11
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What is a blended family?

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A blended family is a couple with children from previous relationships who all live together.

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What is a Couple Family?

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A couple family is a couple who dont have any children

OR whose children may have left home.

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13
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What is an extended family?

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An extended family is a couple who live with their own children AND other relatives such as grandparents

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14
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What is a foster family?

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A foster family is when a person or couple cares for other peoples children

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15
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What is a nuclear family?

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A nuclear family is a mother and father living with natural or adopted children.

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16
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What is a single-parent family?

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A single-parent family is a mother or father living alone with children

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17
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What is a step family?

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A step family is a couple with children who have a mother or father living elsewhere

18
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What is a role?

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A persons job or chore

19
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What is a responsibility?

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Each role comes with certain responsibilities (tasks which are required as part of the role)

20
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What are Ami’s roles and responsibilities

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ROLE: Looking after Tilly
RESPONSIBILITIES
1. walking Tilly
2. feeding Tilly
3. playing with Tilly

21
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What is Mummys role and responsibility in the kitchen

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ROLE: Keeping kitchen tidy
Responsibilities:
1. wipe table
2. wash dishes
3. clean floors

22
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Why is it important for children to contribute around the home?

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  1. Helps children learn responsibility
  2. Creates a happy home as it allows others time to do their own chores
23
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What is a relationship?

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A connection we form with others

24
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Why are relationships important?

A

Because they make you feel happy and healthy

25
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Who do you have relationships with?

A

Family and friends

26
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Why is each relationship important?

A

Each relationship contributes to who you are

27
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Why is building positive relationships important?

A

Because it can make us feel happy and gives us people we can share our thoughts and ideas with

28
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Do you need to always feel happy with close friends

A

No - you should be able to be yourself

29
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How do you try to stay happy?

A

Keeping a positive mindset

30
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How should we behave when we have a conversation with someone?

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It is important to be a good LISTENER because this shows we are interested in what they have to say

31
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Do we always have to agree with our friends?

A

N0 - but we need to try and understand their point of view and ask QUESTIONS

32
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How do we work out problems?

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By talking

33
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how do we build trusting relationships?

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By being HONEST

34
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What makes a good relationship?

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good communication

35
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What 2 things do we need for good communication?

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  1. Talking
  2. Listening
36
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What are the 5 types of communication

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  1. Non-verbal
  2. Verbal
  3. Written
  4. electronic
  5. codes
37
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What are 2 examples of non-verbal communication

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  1. body language
  2. facial expressions
38
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What are 2 examples of verbal communication?

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  1. talking
  2. whistling
39
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What are 2 examples of written communication?

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letters, emails
text messages

40
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What are 2 examples of electronic communication

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websites
radio

41
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What are 2 examples of code communication

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  1. sign language
  2. morse code
42
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How do we solve problems in relationships?

A

Step 1: Get together
Step 2: Take turns talking and listening
Step 3: Come up with some ideas that would help
Step 4: Consider what you both think will help most
Step 5: Do it

PDH - Part of the Family (2 decks)

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