yearly Flashcards

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What is wellbeing?

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Wellbeing relates to the quality of life and how well people’s needs are met-satisfaction

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Needs and Wants?

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needs- basic requirements of life, things necessary for survival eg; food, water, shelter

wants- desired things that aren’t necessary for survival but are complimentary eg; latest phone or clothing trends

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Order of Maslow’s Hierachy?

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Self-actualisation
Self-esteem 
Sense of belonging
Safety and security
Physiological needs
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Resources?

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things used to achieve their goals and satisfy their needs and wants
human; energy, knowledge, skills, language
non-human; electricity, food, clothing, money

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Factors that affect resource management?

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Personal values, past experiences, accessibility to resources, age, gender, sex

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Access to support?

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formal- government, organisations

informal- relatives, friends

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Personal management skills?

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  • planning involves setting, clarifying and setting goals

- organising involves the selection of a course of action and combining all necessary resources

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Communication styles?

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  • verbal communication eg; speaking, laughing singing

- non-verbal communication eg; writing, body-language and facial expressions

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Decision making styles?

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  • confident - believes and trusts in their ability to make a decision
  • intuitive - bases their decision on their gut feeling
  • impulsive - rushes into making a decision without giving too much thought
  • rational - gathers informations, speaks to people and investigates available opinions
  • hesitant - delays making a decision
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Interview styles?

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  • unstructured

- structured

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Types of groups?

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  • family and friends
  • support groups
  • sporting groups
  • study/work groups
  • religious/cultural groups
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Reasons for group formation?

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  • local/geographical location
  • gender/sex
  • shared interests/common goal
  • security
  • age
  • culture
  • religion
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Sepcific roles of individuals in groups?

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  • to ensure tasks are achieved
  • mantain/build relationships
  • influence the group’s progress
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Personal factors that contribute to roles adopted in groups?

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  • self-esteem
  • self-confidence
  • sense of belonging
  • education
  • heredity
  • previous experience
  • culture/religion
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Social factors that contribute to roles adopted in groups?

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  • relationships with group members
  • attitudes of group members
  • gender expectations
  • media
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Power bases within groups?

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  • legitimate
  • reward
  • coercive
  • referent
  • expert
17
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Leadership styles?

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  • autocratic
  • transformational
  • democratic
  • laissz faire
18
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Causes of conflict in groups?

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  • incompatable goals
  • different personalities
  • limited resources
  • ineffective communication
  • varying values
  • multiple role expectations
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Conflict resolution process?

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negotiation, agreement, resolution

20
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Outcomes of conflict resolution?

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  • win-win
  • lose-lose
  • win-lose
21
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Different types of wellbeing?

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  • Social
  • Physical
  • Emotional
  • Cultural
  • Spiritual
22
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Specific needs?

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  • Safety and security
  • Health
  • Education
  • Sense of identity
  • Employment
  • Adequate standard of living
23
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Types of families?

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  • de facto
  • communal
  • extended
  • laissez faire
  • sole-parent
  • same-sex
  • adoptive
  • blended
  • childless
  • foster
  • nuclear
  • kinship