Research Methodology
Groups In Context - Cat A Groups
Groups In Context - Cat B Groups
Social Impact Of Technology
Parenting and Caring
100

What is random sampling? (provide example)

Does not have any criteria and everyone has an equal chance of being selected, e.g. class names picked out from a hat.



100

Name one service that supports Rural and Remote families

- Royal Flying Doctor Service

100

Define disability

Disability refers to a physical, intellectual, sensory, or psychological condition that limits a person’s ability to perform everyday activities or participate fully in society.

100
Define technology

The application of knowledge, experience and resources in response to a human need or want

100

Name and describe two types of formal support services for parents/carers.

- Respite care: gives primary carers a temporary break, reducing stress and supporting their emotional wellbeing.

- Counselling services: provide guidance and strategies for managing challenges, supporting both the carer’s and dependant’s emotional and social wellbeing.

200

What type of data focuses on people’s thoughts, feelings and experiences, providing rich detail but often being more open to bias?

qualitative data
200

Identify 2 factors that may limit a young person’s access to counselling services

- cost

- transport

- service availability (opening hours/location)

- fear/stigma

200

This scheme in Australia funds supports and services for people with disabilities to improve their independence and participation, what is it?

NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme)

200

Name TWO factors that affect access to technology.

- Age

- Gender

- Geographical location

- Religion

- Culture

- Education

- Economic status

- Disability

200

Which of the following is not a type of social parent:
A) Step-parent
B) Surrogate
C) Foster parent
D) Biological parent

D) Biological Parent

300

List the SOURCES and TYPES of data used in research

Sources:

Individuals/Groups, Print/Digital

Types:

Qualitative/Quantitative, Primary/Secondary

300

Name the technology that allows people to receive emergency medical advice or consult specialists

Telehealth

300

Define homelessness and identify the three levels of homelessness. 

Homeless refers to people who do not have stable, safe, or adequate housing. 

- primary homelessness

- secondary homelessness

- tertiary homelessness

300

What are the positive and negative impacts of household technology on the economic and emotional wellbeing of families.

Labour-saving devices reduce time and stress but may cause financial strain due to purchase and maintenance costs.

300

Which parenting style is most desirable in an emergency situation and why?

Authoritarian parenting as a emergency requires quick, decisive action, the parent or carer must set clear, non-negotiable instructions(for example, “Everyone get outside now”).

400
How can researchers maintain privacy when conducting interviews?

- gaining informed consent

- using codes/numbers instead of names

- securely storing any recordings/notes

400

Name 3 services in Australia that support youth emotional and physical wellbeing.

- Headspace

- Kidshelpline

- Salvation Army

- Youth Off The Streets

400

Which TWO specific needs are impacted when a person with a disability cannot access school/studies or work?

- Education

- Employment


400

Identify one way (example) information & communication technology (ICT) supports family social wellbeing

Video calls maintain bonds with distant relatives.

400

List two preparations parents might make under “modifying the physical environment"

- Cots, highchairs etc

- Baby gates

- Moving from one bedroom studio to a larger 2 or 3 bedroom house.



500

A researcher wants to explore how social media affects teen wellbeing. To avoid only collecting negative opinions, they include a variety of participants and ask balanced questions. What ethical issue are they addressing?

Bias

500

Explain how healthcare access can negatively affect two SHESEA needs for rural and remote families.

Health (limited access to treatment and preventative care) and Safety & Security (emergency services are far away, increasing risk of injury/disease etc)

500

List and describe three services that support homeless people in Australia

Orange Sky Laundry: Provides free mobile laundry services and a space for social connection, helping homeless people maintain hygiene and reduce social isolation.

The Big Issue: Offers employment opportunities by allowing people experiencing homelessness to sell street magazines, providing income and a sense of purpose/belonging.

Mission Australia: Provides temporary accommodation, case management, and access to health, education, and employment services to help individuals and families move towards stable housing.


500

List at least 3 reasons for the development of Technology

- Response to social problems

- Economic benefit

- Social betterment

- The global community

- Improve upon existing technology

- Consumer demand & human needs.

500

A child with a chronic illness requires regular medical treatment. Identify two IMPORTANT specific needs the parent/carer must satisfy

- Health

- Adequate Standard of Living

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