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Multiple choice questions across three cores and the option Social Impact of Technology
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1
Which of the following is a disadvantage of using a structured interview?
Respondents must be able to read
This method can be very time consuming
Questions vary due to social features of participants
Method is biased with regard to interpretation of results
2
Which of the following is NOT a syllabus dot point for technologies and the family?
Transport/travel
Reproductive technology
Genetic engineering
Household technologies
3
Is an illness classified as a 'special need' in the parenting and caring core?
No
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Yes
-
4
The Industrial Revolution impacted on which of the following industries in Europe/Great Britain
Agriculture
Textiles/metal manufacturing
All of the above
Transportation
5
What is the correct definition of technical wellbeing?
ability to participate effectively in a variety of situatons
ability to use technology with increasing complexity
ability to control the environment
understanding and communicating in the world we know
6
Which of the following is the correct definition of practical wellbeing?
ability to control the environment
ability to participate effectively in a variety ofsituations
understanding and communicating in the world we know
ones ability to use technology with a hands on approach
7
The Industrial Revolution impacted on which of the following structures in Europe/Great Britan?
Empty choice
Empty choice
8
What does the key term 'DISCUSS' mean?
Make a judgement of value, quality, outcomes, results orsize
State meaning and identify essential qualities.
Sketch in general terms; indicate the main features of.
Identify issues and provide points for and/or against.
9
Which of the following is the correct definition of emancipatory wellbeing?
ability to control the environment
ability to participate effectively in a variety of situation
understanding and communicating in the world we know
ability to gain emancipation through the use of technology
10
What are three HIGH priority needs of sole parent families?
Access to services, employment, health
Financial support, employment, sense of identity
Education, location, ethnicity/culture
SES, age, disability
11
Which of the following is NOT a factor of parenting and caring relationships?
Role expectations
Time
Special needs
Age
12
What term refers to a small group, which is intended to represent a larger target population?
Participants
Target group
Research subject
Sample
13
What does the key term 'JUSTIFY' mean?
Provide characteristics and features
Sketch in general terms; indicate the main features of.
Support an argument or conclusion.
Inquire into.
14
What term refers to a statement either for or aginst a topic or issue?
Research question
Introduction
Research hypothesis
Analysis
15
These are features of which group? Inadequate access to housing, low/no income, poor hygiene.
ATSI
The aged
Youth
Homeless
16
How can technology be defined?
As hardware
As global communications
As culturally diverse
As entertainment
17
Which of the following is NOT a parenting group?
Kindergym
Parents without Partners
Karitane
Tresilian
18
Which of the following is a dot point in the syllabus for technologies and the community?
genetic engineering
knowledge
Computer and communication technologies
economic technologies
19
Which of the following is a physical preparation for parenting?
Accessing childcare services
Prenatal classes
Joining a local playgroup
Preparing a family budget
20
Which of the following issues would be of concern for the aged?
Childcare services
Education standards
Health costs
Rising unemployment
21
Which is NOT a group in context? Consider correct syllabus terminology.
Same-sex couples
SES disadvantaged
Sole parents
Disabled
22
Joining parenting groups within the community. Making 'child-free time'.
Emotional preparations
Physical preparations
Economic preparations
Social preparations
23
Which of the following are examples of technology as an organisation of knowledge?
communications, media, internet, home entertainment
innovation, construction
environmental, surgery
appliances, gadgets, toys
24
Which is the following is a welfare agency that supports parents/carers?
St Vincent De Paul Society
Australian Breastfeeding Association
The Child Support Agency
Meals on Wheels
25
Which of the following is true for foster parents?
They must be related to the child
They have the same legal rights as adoptive parents
They must be legally married
They make day to day decisions regarding the child
26
Which of the following is both a need and a factor for groups in context?
Culture
Age
Education
Disability
27
What term refers to a result and/or data analysis that is influenced by a researchers views?
Qualitative research
Validity
Bias
Reliability
28
The Australian Bureau of Statistics defines an aged person as:
66 years and over
65 years and over
67 years and over
64 years and over
29
Participants names are to remain annonymous, consent is required to gather data/share data.
Privacy
Informed consent
Anonymity
Confidentiality
30
Which of the following is an example of an improvement to existing technology?
Cordless design
Many functions in one piece technology - phone/camera/music
Status symbol, styles, gadgets and colours
Increased alarm with regard to safety and caring for family
31
What methodology obtains numerical/statistical data in relation to their research question?
Questionnaire
Quantitative
Qualitative
Structured interview
32
This involves asking set questions to all participants and recording their responses.
Case study
Questionnaires
Mixed method
Structured interviews
33
What is a case study?
A study that can be generalised to the general population
A detailed study over time
A study summarising the literature on a particular issue
A quantitative study on a particular issue
34
An obligation to take reasonable care to avoid causing foreseeable harm to another person
Duty of care
Paid carers
Fostering
Surrogacy
35
What is the memory mnemonic for the reasons of technology development?
EGOCORE
LEGOCORE
SCRAPS N' GEMS
BIGCORE
36
Respite care involves the primary carer being given a short break for personal time.
True
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False
-
37
Which of the following is
not
a factor for groups in context?
Ethnicity/culture
Health
Disability
Location
38
What does the key term 'EXAMINE' mean?
Make a judgement based on criteria; determine the value of.
Identify issues and provide points for and/or against.
Express concisely the relevant details
Inquire into
39
Which of the following is a reason women are more likely to be in carer roles?
Women marry less often than men
There is societal expectation that women care for others
The labour market has been feminised
Women are eligible for the carers allowance
40
Which of the following is
NOT
a style of parenting?
Permissive/indulgent
Negligent
Democratic
Autocratic
41
What criteria is used to determine a person's socio-economic status (SES)?
Perceived standing in the community and income level
Perceived standing in the community and the type of housing
Income level and access to consumer products
Occupation and income level
42
Which is not a need for groups in context?
Access to services
Education
Socio-economic status
Employment
43
What impacts on multiple role expectations?
Work, sport/leisure, time
Family, work, time
Family, work, sport/leisure
Family, sport/leisure, resources
44
What will be the most positive effect on the wellbeing of a family in crisis?
Access to services, financial support, participation in work
Career opportunities, access to transport, financial support
Financial support, education and sense of identity
Security and safety, financial support, access to services
45
Which of the following is a GOVERNMENT agency that supports parents/carers?
NSW Department of Community Services
Parents Without Partners
Carers Australia
Fosters Carers Association
46
What are the two carer relationships found in the syllabus?
Involuntary and voluntary
Siblings, parents.
Paid and involuntary
Paid and voluntary
47
A parent who does not share a genetic relation with their child.
Biological parenting
Adoptive parenting
Social parenting
Surrogacy
48
Which of the following resources is most important to the health/wellbeing of sole parents?
Community agencies
Carers' support groups
Educational institutions
Child care services
49
What is the main ethical consideration when completing research?
To protect people from harm
To take account of the issues of bias in sampling
To examine the limitations of research data
To ensure the reliability of research
50
Which of the following is NOT a community group that supports parents/carers?
House with No Steps
Senior Citizens Club
Rotary
Out of School Hours Care
