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Preliminary CAFS: Core 1 - Resource Management
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Preliminary CAFS: Core 1 - Resource Management
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1
When a person is satisfied with their life, this is called:
self-esteem
satisfaction
needs and wants
wellbeing
2
What level of Maslow’s hierarchy does this need belong to?
esteem needs
social needs
self-actualisation
physiological needs
3
What is the opposite of wellbeing?
prosperity
restriction
ill-being
comfort
4
Wellbeing can be influenced by SPEECS, what does S & S stand for?
spiritual & social
social & self-esteem
spiritual & safety
safety & security
5
What are the two different types of interviews?
questionnaire & survey
structured & unstructured
formal & laissez faire
short & long
6
Which of the following best defines a
hypothesis
?
Process used to select individuals to partake in research
An explanation of a topic
A set of rules of conduct to be followed in research
A problem or statement to be investigated through research
7
What resource would energy, knowledge, intelligence and sight belong to?
animals
non-human
human
8
Needs and wants are hard to distinguish apart; select the need below:
food, house
tv, shopping
dvd, facebook
car, phone
9
Individuals use resources to satisfy needs in order to achieve _________?
satisfaction
culture
wellbeing
self-actualisation
10
In order to sustain resources, what two types of resources would you use?
infinite & renewable
infinite & non-renewable
non-renewable & unlimited
renewable & finite
11
There are 6 factors affecting wellbeing: emotional, economic, cultural, physical, ? and ?
psychological & social
financial & psychological
spiritual& social
spiritual & psychological
12
What are the 5 decision making styles?
impulsive, intuitive, hesitant, confident, aggressive
impulsive, intuitive, hesitant, confident, assertive
impulsive, intuitive, hesitant, confident, rational
impulsive, intuitive, hesitant, confident, transformational
13
Select a strategy for effective resource management:
engage in education or training
using resources that do not interchange
developing skills unrelated to personal management
adopting non-sustainable resources
14
To access informal support, we can go to:
neighbours & government agencies
relatives & friends
relatives & community organisations
friends & community organisations
15
In order to effectively communicate a message, what must individuals do?
both sender and receiver must be alert
all of the above
be specific and clear
listener asks questions for clarification
16
To enhance wellbeing, one must satisfy:
needs and wants
Adhere to all factors affecting wellbeing
gather both human and non-human resources
Maslow's hierachy
17
What resource would electricity, shelter, money and clothing belong to?
non-human
animals
human
18
What must you do in order to conduct an interview?
construct, record responses, analyse research
construct, conduct, record responses, analyse research
construct, conduct, analyse research
construct, conduct, record responses, display research
19
What type of communication is displayed below?
verbal
aggressive
passive
assertive
20
Some personal management skills include:
planning & organising
problem solving skills & a job
communication & wellbeing
decision making & culture
21
What type of communication is displayed below?
verbal
aggressive
non-verbal
confidence
22
Wellbeing can be defined as:
the state of being comfortable, healthy, or happy
should or need to do something
to be desired or approved of
of necessity
23
How do we classify specific resources?
human & non-human
economic & non-economic
easy & hard
formal & informal
24
What can contribute to the satisfaction of needs?
knowledge base
goal setting
cultural background
financial stability
25
When conducting research, what is the next step after the research proposal has beenformulated?
Presenting data in tables and graphs
Analysing and interpreting data
Selecting appropriate research methods
Collecting and recording data