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1
Which of the following actions would contribute to the validity of research?
A case study is conducted in a single school
Qualitative data is graphed based on the findings
Student participants are to be randomly selected
The participants have to be identified
2
Which of the following best defines a
hypothesis?
An explanation of a topic
A set of rules of conduct to be followed in research
Process to select individuals to participate in research
A problem or statement to be investigated through research
3
Cathy lives in a de facto relationship with Chris who has children. Cathy is a
Foster parent
Surrogate parent
Step parent
Voluntary parent
4
Which factors would most likely affect access for a blind person who has a job in the city
Types of available services and number of children
Legislation and technology
Availability of transport and location of housing
Employment history and age of children
5
Jenny and Ian are expecting triplets. How can they best prepare their physical environment?
contacting Centrelink to seek assistance
making adjustments to their home
organising private health insurance
attending a support group
6
Which combination of factors has the greatest personal influence on parenting and caring?
Gender and reproductive technology
Age and nutrition
Media stereotypes and special needs
Culture, customs and traditions and own upbringing
7
Which type of information is most likely to be collected by quantitative research methods?
Attitudes and values
Descriptions and explanations
Measurement and statistics
Non-numerical data
8
What types of social parents have day to day responsibilities for a child but no legal rights?
Adoptive and foster
Surrogate and adoptive
Step-parent and surrogate
Foster and step-parent
9
Why does the government provide financial assistance to carers?
To provide educational opportunities for the carers
To provide for carers who are often unable to work
To provide educational opportunities for those in care
To provide for those in care who are often unable to work
10
Which of the following would most improve the security and safety needs of a homeless family?
Parents without partners
Family and Community Services
St Vincent de Paul
Centrelink
11
Which of the following could lead to bias in an interview?
Interviewee might have little knowledge on the topic
Interviewer may have limited understanding of the topic
Interviewer may have a pre-existing opinion on the matter
Interviewee might give brief responses
12
What information would a literature review provide?
Outline of limitations associated with the research process
A summary of information already written about the topic
An analysis of the data collected
A hypothesis with focus questions
13
What information is most likely to be provided on a graph
Data obtained from primary research
Data in table format
Qualitative Information
A numerical representation of data
14
Which of the following would have safety and security as their most significant needs
An elderly couple living on the streets
A person with disability who has recently become unemployed
A person who is living in a refuge
A person with a vision impairment who is living alone
15
Which of the following is an example of an unpaid carer in an unplanned circumstance?
A community health nurse visiting a new mother
A wife caring for her husband following an accident
Staff member providing programs for children in a classroom
A nurse attending to individuals in the emergency ward
16
How can integrity be maintained in research?
Use secondary data to determine results
Check data for validity
Use primary data
Collect data that is personal and detailed
17
Which of the following is an ethical matter that should be considered when conducting research?
Privacy
Validity
Reliability
Bias
18
A 16 yr boy lives on the streets. Which of the following affects his access to resources?
Age,knowledge, and aspects of the service
Employment, education and age
Confidentiality, legal aid and health care
Disability, location and knowledge
19
In the case of surrogacy, the birth mother
can make day-to-day decisions regarding the child
has the same legal rights as adoptive parents
must be related to the family
should not receive payment for the child
20
Which of the following are techniques for collecting data from primary sources ?
Making observations, accessing journal articles, magazines
Conducting interviews, accessing websites and books
Making observations, conducting questionnaires, experiments
Conducting questionnaires and surveys, viewing documentaries
21
A mother uses information from the internet. What has influenced her approach to parenting?
Socioeconomic status
Gender experiences
Previous experiences
Media Stereotypes
22
Which of the following strategies could best help parents manage their multiple roles?
outsourcing household tasks
taking on a second job
refinancing their home loan
joining a social club
23
Which description best describes a homeless person?
No access to adequate housing
Living in temporary housing
Inadequate access to safe and secure housing
Living in shared housing
24
The Option we have studied is
Social Impact of Technology
Family and Societal Interactions
Research Methodology
Individuals and work
25
What would be an indicator of the reliability of a research project?
The research method if duplicated leads to similar results
Accurately reflects what is intended to be measured
The research method has been tested to eliminate problems
The individuals involved are unbiased
26
What is the main type of assistance provided by respite care?
Housing
Financial
Emotional
Employment
27
Which would help an elderly disabled person in a retirement village.
Leisure facilities and community transport
Private health insurance
Access to hospitals
Temporary accommodation and counselling services
28
A foster parent is best described as a person who
takes on the role of a temporary parent or carer of a child
takes on the role of a parent through de facto relationship
becomes pregnant ,gives birth to a child for another person
has no legal rights for the child
29
Jim is a sole parent who is struggling to pay his bills. Which of these can be financial help?
A carer's support group
A welfare agency
A childcare service
A parenting group
30
Which of the following is a requirement when undertaking a research project?
Working collaboratively
Acknowledging copyright and sources
Using visual representation of data
Conducting a pilot study
31
The practice of parents setting consequences for their children's behaviour relates to the
responsibilities of children
responsibilities of parents
rights of children
rights of parents
32
Which of the following is an ethical consideration when conducting research?
The research methods measure what they are supposed to
Remaining objective throughout the research process
Identifying and using all available resources
Examining the limitations of the data collected
33
Which of the following are ALL examples of paid carers
Nurses, childcare workers, nannies
Step-parents, surrogate parents, health care workers
Respite carers, biological parents, nurses
Grandparents, childcare workers, after school carers
34
Which of the following will result in a random sample of students being chosen for a survey?
Selecting students on the basis of their postcode
Selecting five students from each year group
Selecting students on the basis of their gender
Selecting every fourth student as they enter the school
35
What is the main advantage of using a questionnaire when conducting research?
It can provide in depth data over a period of time
It can provide a large amount of data quickly
Enables existing data to gain background information
It can enable the researcher to watch and record behaviours
