Groups in Context
FATLEECH is the types of services. What are they all?
financial support, transport, accommodation and housing, health care, counselling, education, employment, legal aid
What is the purpose of research?
Advance knowledge,
Increase understanding,
Educate others,
Inform practice
Who won the Australian open Tennis
Jannick Sinner
What is the acronym used for specific needs of a group?
HESEAS
What are the 4 aspects of ethical behaviour?
1- respect
2- integrity
3- privacy
4- bias
What is the best chocolate in the Favourites box
Boost
What are the 3 groups researched?
- Homeless
- Rural and Remote
- YOUTH
What are the 3 steps to the research process?
1) planning research
2) conducting research
3) interpreting research
If you could choose one - Chicken Schnitzel or Steak and you can never have the other one again? What would you choose?
Schnitzel...obvs
What do you have to remember when addressing a groups issues of concern?
What is stratified sampling?
To use this method, the researcher first needs to break the population into ‘strata’ groups or divisions based on one particular characteristic or feature, such as education, income level, age or gender.
A stratified sample is then obtained by selecting a simple random sample from each of these groups. The simple random sample can also be based on a proportion of the people in each group.
What is the name of the teenage sensation Australian Athlete (Track and Field)
Gout Gout
What are the resources that affect access to resources
What do you have to consider when assessing the importance of ethical behaviour when conducting research?
sensitive research topics
confidentiality
research bias
crediting sources of data
How many ways can you make 3 with one hand?
10 ways