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Revision for #core1, #core2, #core3 for #PrelimCAFS.
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1
What type of resource is this?
Non-human
Human
2
adoptive, de facto, foster and nuclear are types of what...
family structures
communities
roles individuals adopt
3
Which leadership style inspires the group with a vision for the task ahead
transformational
laissez faire
democratic
autocratic
4
Which of the following is classified as a need?
TV
internet
food
car
5
Which of the following is NOT a factor affecting wellbeing?
economic
education
cultural
social
6
State government are responsible for..
consumer protection, education, public transport, emergency
peace and security, health and humanity
maintaining recreation facilities, community services
power to make laws, enforce laws, judge whether laws apply
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Which is not an influence on decision making?
environmental
legislation
consensus
lobbying and community petitions
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Peers, parents, relatives, friends or neighbours are examples of...
formal support networks
personal management skills
informal support networks
verbal communication
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What is 'passive' communication
when a person disregards other peoples needs or wants
the process of making plans to achieve/do something
denies their own feelings and allow others to take control
ability to share thoughts/emotions with confidence and skill
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What is the acronym for factors affecting availability of/access to resources
VILIIM
CDAGS
SPEECS
SHESEA
11
Which does not relate to the nature of change
temporary and permanent
internal and external
simple and complex
planned and unplanned
12
Which is NOT a syllabus power base
captain
coercive
legitimate
referent
13
Which of the following are examples of human resources?
energy, motivation, intelligence
skills and abilities, clothing, shelter
energy, intelligence, food
food, money, clothing
14
A want is something that may help us achieve optimal wellbeing but is not required for survival
true
false
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What are the rules or standards to help control the behaviour or performance of individuals
norms
cohesiveness
conformity
16
Which levels of Maslow's hierarchy are only in the revised hierarchy?
transcendence, aesthetic, cognitive
self- actualisation. cognitive, social
safety, physiological, aesthetic
Transcendence, self-actualisation, esteem
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Which is not an example of effective resource management
accessing support
adopting sustainable resources
using interchangeable resources
problem solving
18
What are goals?
objectives we aim for in life
values held as important
short, medium or long term
a week or few weeks
19
what is mediation?
addressing both parties so they are happy with the outcome
carried out by an unbiased individual to improve a situation
discussion between people who seek to resolve a common issue
20
Which are stages of the lifespan?
pregnancy, childhood, adolescence
infancy, adolescence, pregnancy
childhood, death, adulthood
infancy, adulthood, the aged
21
Which of the following are causes of conflict
varying values and incompatible goals
limited resources and ineffective communication
multiple role expectations
individual differences and personality
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family and friendship, religious and study and work are examples of...
norms, conformity and cohesiveness
specific roles of individuals
reasons for group formation
types of groups
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What is socialisation
people between the ages of 18-65
individuals who live together and share assets
blood relatives and children
process when people learn to conduct themselves
