Research Methodology
Using more than one method of data collection will likely result in the IRP being...
valid
Speaking up for a groups needs and concerns is called...
This type of carer expects obedience with dependents having little input in decisions
Authoritarian
When a divorce leads to Sally working casually to full time. This social factor for a change in work pattern is likely...
Family circumstances
Which two services are of greatest importance to youth?
2 of education, accommodation and transport
Questionnaires provide what kind of data (2 words)?
primary quantitative
Food, clothing and shelter are important to what specific need?
Adequate standard of living
Friends babysitting is an example of what?
Informal support
Name 6 patterns of work
6 of full time, part time, job share, casual, self-employed, shift work, seasonal, working remotely, temporary/permanent contract
Name two examples from syllabus of legislation as part of workplace structures to protect the rights of workers.
Work Health and Safety Act (2010)
Equal Employment Opportunity
Part of the IRP process that we use to outline the research plan and justify its methodology.
The "research proposal"
What % of the population make up Youth? Approximate within 2%
Approximately 20%
Installing safety gates on staircases is an example of what for parents?
There are 7 social factors leading to changing work patterns (EGGFEET) - what are they?
Education, gender perceptions, government policy, family circumstances, economics, employment/unemployment, technology (computers, automation, research & development).
On any given night, how many people are homeless? 1 out of ____ people.
1 in 200
We use this to provide a comprehensive overview of existing knowledge on a topic.
A "literature review"
Which of the following would be considered the most important specific needs for homeless people
Adequate standard of living
Safety and security
What is the name and year of the ACT that made commercial surrogacy illegal?
The Surrogacy Act 2010
People work for what 3 reasons?
To meet specific needs
Economic
Value and status
Men now have access to paternity leave
It is more socially acceptable
Sampling method where the population is divided into groups or categories, then within each group a random or systematic sample is selected. E.g. 5% of each group is sampled – nuclear, blended and sole parent families.
Stratified sampling
What are the two different specific needs satisfied by (one for each): "The Big Issue" AND "Share the Dignity"
Employment
Health - sanitary products to homeless women
The role of parents and carers is... 3 things
1. Satisfying the specific needs of the dependant.
2. Building a positive relationship with the dependant
3. Promoting the wellbeing of the dependant
Double Jeopardy
As a group write out the 6 workplace structures
Legislation (E.g. WHS), Work conditions (E.g. awards, grievances), Trade unions, Flexible work patterns, Workplace culture (E.g. childcare, prayer room), Leave entitlements (E.g. parental leave)
The DCJ (Department of Community and Justice) - used to be FACS