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1
which reproductive technology that involves fertilisation taking place
outside
the woman's body
Surrogacy
Artificial insemination
GIFT
IVF
2
Which is a form of
secondary data
observations
government websites
interviews
case studies
3
Which of the following could lead to
bias
in an interview?
The interviewer might have preexisting opinions on the topic
The interviewee might give brief responses
The interviewee might have little knowledge on the topic
The interviwer might have limited knowledge on the topic
4
Which of the following best describes a
literature review
?
A qualitative investigation of a particular topic
An analysis of primary information on a topic
A summary of existing information on a topic
A detailed study of both primary and secondary information
5
COME
is a mnemonic used in the module
Research Methodology
Individuals and Work
Parenting and Caring
Groups in Context
6
What types of
social parent
have day-to-day responsibilities of a child but
no
legal rights?
Step-parent and surrogate
Adoptive and foster
Foster and step-parent
Surrogate and adoptive
7
Which of the following needs is most satisfied when a person is given
affordable housing
?
Sense of identity
Health
Employment
Financial support
8
What should be included in the
bibliography
of a research project?
Names of participants in interviews
Sources of material used in research
Graphs of primary data
Quotes
9
Our
option
topic is
Groups in Context
Parenting and Caring
Research Methodology
Individuals and Work
10
Which is a
community
organisation
Medicare
Meals on Wheels
NSW Health
Centrelink
11
Which best describes a
biological
parent?
A parent who provides social and economic support
A parent who is genetically related to a child
A parent who cares for a child from birth
A parent who meets all the child's needs
12
Statistics of
long-term homelessness
in Australia are unreliable
FALSE
TRUE
13
Which of the following is consistent with
ethical
research procedures?
Ensuring the privacy of respondents
Collecting data about a person without their knowledge
Using second-hand data without acknowledging the source
Publishing all data
14
Which of the following is an example of how an adult may become a
social parent
?
Babysitting the neighbour's child
Having a child through IVF
Adopting a child from overseas
Teaching the child at school
15
Which factors are most significant for the
social wellbeing
of a family in a remote area
access to education transport availability, suitable housing
transport availability communication tech community networks
sense of identity, access to education, financial support
financial support, suitable housing, safety and security
16
The mnemonic used for the
types of leave
(workplace) is
SHE SEA
EGG FEET
CLAPS
PIPS
17
The
H
in SHE SEA stands for
Happiness
Health
Housing
18
What would be an indicator of the
reliability
of a research project?
The individuals involved are unbiased
Measurement process reflects what it is intended to
If duplicated the research would lead to similar results
It has been tested and assessed to eliminate problems
19
Which best describes an example of
indulgent parenting
not supervised around a pool
can negotiate to attend a party
are able to use internet without restrictions
not allowed to drink soft drinks
20
Which of the following best describes
'individual diversity'
within a group in context
Individuals having the same needs and characteristics
Each person being unique and having individual differences
Each person having services to satisfy their needs and wants
Individuals having the ability to access the same services
