Topic 3: Families and Communities

Question 1

What does the term SHESEA stand for?

Answer 1

Safety and Security, Health, Education, Sense of Identity, Employment, Adequate Standard of Living

Question 1

What family structure involves communul, extensive family-friend support?

Answer 1

Kinship

Question 2

What family structure is a couple living together that are not married?

Answer 2

De-facto

Question 3

What does the term Peanut Butter Sandwich, stand for?

Answer 3

Promote wellbeing, building relationships, satisfy specific needs.

Question 4

What is a group of interconnected people that have influence on others wellbeing called?

Answer 4

Community

Question 5

What are three reasons for community formation?

Answer 5

Similar interests, culture, geographic location

Question 6

What are the four levels of community?

Answer 6

Local, state, national, international

Question 7

What level of community is the inner-west council an example of?

Answer 7

Local

Question 8

What level of community is Sydney University an example of?

Answer 8

Local

Question 9

What level of community is NSW Police an example of?

Answer 9

State

Question 10

What level of community is the Salvation Army an example of?

Answer 10

National

Question 11

What level of community is headspace an example of?

Answer 11

National

Question 12

What level of community is United Nations an example of?

Answer 12

International

Question 13

What is it called when a law is passed by the government?

Answer 13

Legislation

Question 14

What are four influences on decision making?

Answer 14

Legislation, petitions, Protest, Environmental factors

Question 15

What are the five processes of decision making?

Answer 15

Arbitration, voting, election, referendum, consensus

Question 16

What is change that happens within a group?

Answer 16

Internal change

Question 17

What is change that happens in a wider community?

Answer 17

External change

Question 18

what is change that occurs with prior knowledge?

Answer 18

Planned change

Question 19

What is change that occurs without prior knowledge?

Answer 19

Unplanned change

Question 20

What is change that lasts for an unspecified amount of time?

Answer 20

Temporary change

Question 21

What is change that lasts forever?

Answer 21

Permanent change

Question 22

What form of change is a natural disaster?

Answer 22

Unplanned

Question 23

What form of change is death of a family member?

Answer 23

Unplanned, Permanent

Question 24

What form of change is marriage?

Answer 24

Internal, planned

Question 25

What form is change is legal change?

Answer 25

External change

Question 26

What form of change is road detours?

Answer 26

Temporary change

Question 27

What is family, friends and neighbours an example of?

Answer 27

Informal support

Question 28

What is a psychologist, local council and The Red Cross as example of?

Answer 28

Formal support

Question 29

What kind of support is organised and structured?

Answer 29

Formal support

Question 30

What kind of support is not structured and generally free?

Answer 30

Informal support

Question 31

What are the seven life-stages?

Answer 31

Pregnancy, infant, childhood, adolescents, young adulthood, middle adulthood, older age

Question 32

What is described as “a secondary research method that uses pre-existing body’s of research”

Answer 32

Literature review

Question 33

What are two advantages of a literature review?

Answer 33

Time efficient and provide direction for the topic

Question 34

What are two disadvantage of a literature review?

Answer 34

Time consuming reading research, students may not have access to certain information

Question 35

What are three example of influences on socialisation?

Answer 35

Family/relatives, paid carers, online networks