Development of Individuals
Family and Relationships
Health and Wellbeing
Sustainable Living
Decision-Making and Influences
100

What are the three domains of development?

The three domains of human development that include physical, social/emotional, and cognitive.

100

What is a “nuclear family”?

A family made up of two parents and their children.

100

Define “wellbeing.”

A state of being comfortable, healthy, and happy.

100

What does “sustainability” mean?
➡️

Meeting current needs without compromising future generations’ ability to meet theirs

100

What is a “value”?

A belief or idea about what is important in life.

200

What is fine motor development?

The development of small muscle movements, such as using fingers and hands.

200

What does “blended family” mean?
 ➡️ 

A family formed when two people with children from previous relationships marry or cohabit.

200

What are two lifestyle choices that promote wellbeing?
 

balanced diet, exercise, enough sleep, social connection.

200

Give one example of a sustainable household practice.
➡️

Recycling, reducing energy use, using reusable products, etc.

200

What are “needs” versus “wants”?

Needs are essentials for survival; wants are things that improve comfort or enjoyment.

300

What does “nature vs nurture” refer to in child development?

The debate over whether genetics (nature) or environment (nurture) has more influence on development.

300

What are two factors that can affect family wellbeing?

➡️ E.g. income, health, communication, education, access to services.

300

What is “resilience”?


The ability to bounce back from stress or challenges.

300

How does sustainable living benefit families?
 

Saves money, improves health, builds environmental awareness.

300

Name one factor that influences decisions made by families.

culture, peers, resources, values, or media.

400

Explain what “milestones” are in child development.

Typical stages or skills most children achieve by a certain age.

400

Explain the difference between “roles” and “responsibilities” within a family.

Roles are positions people hold; responsibilities are tasks or duties associated with them.

400

Explain how support networks help maintain wellbeing.
➡️

They provide emotional, practical, or financial assistance.

400

How can communities promote sustainable living?
➡️ 


Through community gardens, recycling programs, or education campaigns.

400

What is the difference between formal and informal support?
 

Formal: structured services (e.g. childcare, counsellors); Informal: friends, family.

500

Give one example of how family environment can impact a child’s cognitive development.

reading together, providing educational toys, talking to children, etc.

500

How can family values influence decision-making?

hey shape priorities, expectations, and behaviour within the household.

500

Give one example of a government or community resource that supports family wellbeing.

Centrelink, Headspace, Child Health Nurse, Ngala.

500

Explain how sustainable choices support children’s future wellbeing.

They preserve resources and promote environmental responsibility.

500

Describe the decision-making process steps.
 

Identify problem → Explore options → Make a choice → Act → Evaluate.

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