Resources
What are the four types of resources?
Human, non-human, economic and environmental resources.
What is a group?
Two or more people who interact and share a common purpose or interest.
What is wellbeing?
A person's overall state of health and happiness.
What is an informal support network?
Support from family, friends or other people close to you
What is the capital of Australia?
Canberra
Give one example of a human resource
Skills, knowledge, time or energy
Give one example of a formal group
A school, workplace or sporting club.
Name two factors that can affect wellbeing
Family, income, culture, education or health
Give one example of a formal support network
A doctor, counsellor, teacher or social worker
How many days are in a leap year?
366 days
Explain how time can be used as a resource
People can manage their time to complete tasks, meet responsibilities and reduce stress.
Explain the difference between an individual and a group
An individual is one person, while a group is two or more people who interact
Explain how socioeconomic status can affect wellbeing
Income and access to resources can affect a person's health, education and quality of life
How can family support someone experiencing change?
Family can provide emotional support, advice and practical help
What planet is known as the Red Planet?
Mars
Explain how resources can be managed effectively
Planning, prioritising and budgeting can help people use resources efficiently.
How can belonging to a group influence an individual?
It can provide friendship, support, identity and a sense of belonging.
Explain how culture can influence wellbeing
Culture can influence beliefs, values, relationships and access to support.
Compare formal and informal support networks
Informal support comes from people like family and friends, while formal support comes from professionals or organisations
What is the largest ocean on Earth?
The Pacific Ocean
How can effective resource management improve wellbeing?
It can reduce stress, help people meet their needs and make it easier to achieve goals.
How can groups influence an individual's decisions?
Groups can influence a person's choices through shared values, expectations, pressure and support.
How can multiple factors combine to influence wellbeing?
Factors such as income, family, culture and health can interact and either support or negatively affect wellbeing
Why are support networks important for wellbeing?
They provide emotional, practical and professional support, especially during difficult changes
What is the only mammal capable of true sustained flight?
A bat