Research Methodology
Parenting & Caring
Groups in Context A
Groups in Context B
Individuals & Work
100

This occurs when participants are selected because they are easily available to the researcher.

What is convenience sampling?

100

*PBS

What are the roles of parents and carers?

*Bonus for acronym

100

*FATLEECH

What are the types of services?

*BONUS FOR ACRONYM

100

*PIPS

What are the types/diversity of people with disabilities?

100

*MANUU

What are individual strategies for managing multiple roles?


*BONUS ACRONYM

200

What research method involves asking participants a set of prepared questions, usually in written form?

What is a Questionnaire

200

*COME

What are the preparations for becoming a parent or carer?

*Bonus for acronym

200

*C.A.R

What are the factors affecting access to services?

*BONUS FOR ACRONYMS

200

Health & Adequate standard of living

What are the two priority areas for homeless people?

200
  • personal management skills required in the workplace
  • steps taken to prepare and plan for a career
  • predominant patterns of work of young people 
  • rights and responsibilities of young people in the workplace
What are the issues that impact on youth employment?
300

A researcher uses this process to ensure their research is fair, accurate and respectful of participants, including gaining informed consent and maintaining confidentiality.

What are ethical considerations?

300

*CROPMESS

What are the influences on parents and carers?

*BONUS ACRONYM

300

Lad.   Grommet.  Emo.   Indi. 

What is the terminology used by the community to describe youth?

300

  • Contribute to the economy through work, pay taxes

  • Provide jobs for other people, NDIS workers, specialists

  • Motivational speakers / share stories e.g. BStreetsmart presentation 

  • Advocacy and Leadership  

  • Creative Arts and Culture 

  • Volunteering and Community Support 

What are the contributions people with disabilities make within the community?

300

labour force

employed

unemployed

employed part time

employed full time

participation rate

What are labour force concepts and terms?

400

What are types of data?


Primary data

Secondary data

Quantitative data

Qualitative data

400
What are the styles of parenting or caring?

Authoritarian

Democratic

Permissive/Indulgent

Negligent

400

Education & Health

What are the two most significant needs for rural and remote groups?

400

What are the three areas within advocacy to improve community attitudes of a group?



raising awareness within the community

educating the community

promoting the rights of the group

400

What are the social factors leading to changing work patterns?

  • education/retraining
  • technology

- computers

- automation/robotics

- research and development

  • employment/unemployment
  • perceptions of gender
  • family circumstances, including structural change
  • government policy
  • economics
500

What are research methods?

Literature review

Observations

Questionnaire

Interviews

Case studies

500

What are the types of services provided through formal support?

  • childcare
  • health care
  • education
  • financial support
  • respite care
  • counselling
500

The percentage or proportion of a particular population group within the Australian population.

What is the prevalence of this group within Australia?

500

Who are the organisations who advocate for People with Disabilities and Homeless people?

Orange Sky

St Vincent De Paul

NDIS

Nova Employment

500

What are the workplace structures?

  • legislation, eg health and safety, equal employment opportunity
  • work conditions, eg awards, grievance procedures
  • trade unions
  • flexible work patterns and practices, eg job share, flexible work arrangements
  • workplace culture, eg childcare, prayer room, kitchen
  • leave entitlements, eg parental, carers
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