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HSC Revision (20 questions)
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1
Factors most likely to limit people with a physical disability from accessing resources?
a. Education and sense of identity
a. Gender and employment history
a. Mobility and location
a. Age and ethnicity
2
A foster parent is best described as a person who
takes on the role of a temporary parent or carer of a child
becomes pregnant and gives birth to a child someone else
has legal rights for the child
takes on role of parent as a result of a marriage
3
Which of the following best defines a hypothesis?
An explanation of a topic
A problem or statement to be investigated through research
A set of rules of conduct to be followed in research
Process used to pick individuals to participate in research
4
What is the main advantage of using a questionnaire when conducting research?
It can enable the researcher to watch and record behaviours.
It can provide a large amount of data quickly.
It can provide in-depth data over a period of time.
Enables existing data to be used to gain background info
5
Which of the following resources can best meet the social needs of the aged?
Community groups
Educational institutions
Health services
Employment agencies
6
Which of the following is classified as a print source of data?
Newspaper
Internet
Radio
Film
7
Which research methodology is most appropriate to understand what is known about a topic?
Structured survey
Unstructured survey
Case study
Literature review
8
The practice of parents setting consequences for their children's behaviour relates to the
rights of parent
rights of children
responsibilities of parents
responsibilities of children
9
Which of the following statements are true of foster parents?
They must be legally married
They make day to day decisions regarding the child
They must be related to the child
They have the same legal rights as adoptive parents
10
Which of the following would most improve the social wellbeing of a sole parent?
Centrelink
Department of Community Services
The Child Support Agency
Parents without partners
11
Which of the following should be placed in the appendix of a research project?
The bibliography with all relevant sources of information
A copy of any chapter referred to in the project
Copies of the journals from which the articles were used
A written copy of an research questions and responses
12
Which scenario best describes Respite Care?
Home is modified to accomodate an aged person’s disability
An aged person has temporary accommodation in a nursing home
Nurse from Home Care regularly visits an aged person’s home
Aged person is provided access to medical equipment at home
13
Which of the following strategies could best help parents manage their multiple roles?
Outsourcing household tasks
Joining a social club
Refinancing their home loan
Taking on a second job
14
Which combination of factors is most significant for the social wellbeing of a family living on a remote rural property?
Financial support, suitable housing, safety and security
Access to education, transport availability, suitable housing
Sense of identity, access to education, financial support
Transport availability, communication technologies, community networks
15
When conducting research, what is the next step after research proposal has been formulated?
Presenting data in tables and graphs
Collecting and recording data
Analysing and interpreting data
Selecting appropriate research methods
16
What is the main type of assistance provided by carers’ support groups?
Employment
Financial
Housing
Emotional
17
A chronically ill person is one who
is experiencing biological changes
experiences acute pain
has a permanent disability
suffers an illness over an extended period of time
18
Which of the following is a physical preparation for parenting?
Preparing the family budget
Accessing childcare services
Joining the local playgroup
Attending prenatal classes
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Which of the following is an ethical consideration when conducting research?
Ensuring research methods measure what they are supposed to
Identifying and using all available resources
Examining the limitations of the data collected
Remaining objective throughout the research process
20
Which is an example of surrogacy?
Child is neglected & cannot be cared for in family home
A woman offers to carry a child for her infertile sister
Noncustodial parent provides financial support 4 their child
A woman uses donated sperm to fall pregnant
