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Multiple Choice Questions covering all core units from prelim CAFS
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1
The provision of medicare is run by what level of community organisation?
Local
State
Global
National
2
The income of an individual is an example of what affect affecting access to resources?
Culture
Age
Socioeconomic status
Gender
3
Increased productivity & voluntary support is a group impact from what leadership style?
Laissez faire
Democratic
Transformational
Autocratic
4
Adoption is an example of what time of change?
External, planned and temporary
Internal, planned and temporary
Internal, planned and permanent
Internal, unplanned and permanent
5
Which of the following is an example of a long term group goal?
Holding netball training to try to win the next game
Paying back your parents money spent shopping last week
A family saving money for a bigger family home
Organising a year group bbq for the end of term 3
6
A celebrity who has a large following on Instagram has what power base?
Legitimate
Coercive
Expert
Referent
7
A person's level of education is which factor contributing to the role adopted within groups?
Personal factor
Economic factor
Social factor
Emotional factor
8
A democratic leader would show which of the following characteristics?
A passive interest in group activities
Negotiating skills with all group members
An ability to get the job done by making decisions
Empathy with all group members
9
The specific health need of meeting gross and motor skills is for what stage of the lifespan?
Adulthood
Childhood
Infancy
Adolescence
10
Someone who is task focused & directive is demonstrating which leadership style?
Democratic
Autocratic
Laissez faire
Transformational
11
Which family structure may have difficulty meeting the health needs of all members?
Nuclear
Foster
Adoptive
Extended
12
When both parties needs are met as an outcome of conflict resolution it is known as?
win-lose
win-win
lose-lose
13
Which of the following situations shows an assertive approach to a conflict?
You are expressing your rights forcefully
Standing up for your rights but not impinging on others
Others ideas dominating your ideas
You are keeping peace at all costs
14
A group influencing decisions on a local policy by sending petitions & letters is an example of
Legislation
Protesting
Environmental factors
Lobbying
15
Where all legal rights are transferred from birth parents is what type of family structure?
Foster
Blended
Communal
Adoptive
16
A case study is?
A primary research method
A secondary research method
17
Which of the following is an example of an unstructured interview?
Questions are open ended and decided during the interview
A random survey is conducted
Questions are set prior to the interview
A case study is performed
18
Formal support can best be described as?
Support provided by friends and family
How a group operates
Support provided by government organisations
Support provided by work colleagues
19
Which of the following is a strategy for effective resource management?
Analysing research
Having personal experiences
Accessing support
Conducting an interview
20
Before buying an IPHONE Mia spent weeks researching. Which decision-making style was used?
Rational
Impulsive
Intuitive
Hesitant
21
Are you going to walk into your CAFS exam confident, prepared and knowing your syllabus!
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YES
22
The E's in SHESEAS stand for?
Emotional & Economic
Economic & Employment
Education & Employment
Education & Economic
23
Saving for a new car vs going on a family holiday is an example of what cause of conflict?
Multiple role expectations
Individual differences
Incompatible goals
Varying values
24
Parents who threaten to ground their children if they misbehave is what power base?
Referent
Coercive
Reward
Legitimate
25
A map that is used to record interactions between individuals within a group is a?
Sociogram
None of the above
Observational map
Line graph
26
A teacher using their salary to pay for a house cleaner is an example of:
Goal Setting
Exchanging skills
Resource Sustainability
Resource Interchangeability
27
Which of the following factors affect resource management?
GASCD
Resource interchangeability & sustainability
Goal setting and decision making
Personal values & past experiences
28
What type of resource is a grandparent that offers babysitting duties?
Human and informal
Economic and informal
Finite and formal
Non-human and formal
29
A decision making process that seeks to resolve a dispute is known as:
Arbitration
Election
Consensus
Voting
30
A welfare group for reformed alcoholics is an example of what reason for group formation?
Security
Gender
Social interaction
Specific need
31
SPEECS are the aspects of which of the following?
Wellbeing
Resource Interchangeability
Specific needs
Resource Management
32
A person who encourages other group members is an example of what specific role?
Assertive
Task orientated
Socioemotional
Destructive
33
Which of the following is at the top of Maslow's Hierarchy of needs?
Esteem needs
Safety needs
Self-actualisation needs
Physiological needs
34
Which of the following factors influence leadership?
Gender, shared interest, social interaction & security
Type of task, knowledge & skills, attitudes & relationship
Self esteem, culture, heredity & education
Relationships, attitudes, gender expectations & media
35
A student using a calendar to plan study is an example of which personal management skill?
Decision making
Communication
Problem solving
Planning and organisation
36
A person who is an expert in their group is an example of what specific role?
Socioemotional
Assertive
Task orientated
Destructive
37
Which of the following factors influence availability and access to resources?
Resource interchangeability & sustainability
GASCD
Personal values & past experiences
Goal setting and decision making
38
Social factors that contribute to the role individuals adopt within groups include:
Type of task, skills & knowledge, relationships & attitudes
Relationships, attitudes, gender expectations & media
Attitudes, group dynamics, relationships and friends
Media, Internet, friends & attitudes
39
The royal flying doctor service adopts what role within communities?
Satisfying specific needs
Decision making
Promoting wellbeing
Building relationships
40
Adequate sleep and rest refers to which of the following aspect of wellbeing?
Physical
Cultural
Emotional
Social
