Wellbeing
Define Wellbeing
The degree of satisfaction than an individual or group feels when their needs are met
The specific acronym for needs is?
SHESEAS
Something that is used to achieve a goal
Resource
A series of questions that is asked to one person at a time verbally
Energy, knowledge, intelligence, language, skills are all....
The factors affecting wellbeing acronym is
SPEECS
SHESEAS stands for?
Safety and Security, Health, Education, Sense of Identity, Employment & Adequate standard of living
What is the difference between human and non human resources?
Human resources - skills and attributes of an individual Non-human - objects that can be used and manipulated
What is the difference between a structured and an unstructured interview
Structured interviews - questions are pre set and follow an order AND Unstructured - more like a conversation
Friends, relatives and neighbours are all...
INFORMAL access to support
Why might there be differences in peoples understanding of wellbeing?
Your understanding of wellbeing is impacted by education, past experience, culture, etc
The 5 steps of this will help with the satisfaction of needs and wants.
Goal setting or SMART goals
Word used to that focuses on the conservation of resources?
sustainability
Advantages are preplanned, consistent, shorter duration. Disadvantage is less flexibility
Structured Interview
5 ways to describe language from the syllabus are...
Verbal, non-verbal, assertive, aggressive and passive
SPEECS stands for?
Social Physical Emotional Economic Cultural Spiritual
What is a Need VS a Want?
Need - Something you require to survive and Want - Things we would like to have or do,
Factors affecting availability of resources include...
GASCD or Gender, Age, Socio-economic Status, Culture, Disability
You need to gain consent, you need to openly discuss where the results are going and for what purpose. These are_________ __________ of the interview process.
Ethical Considerations
Impulsive, intuitive, hesitant, confident, rational are all...
decision making styles
As wellbeing is constantly changing over time, it can be said to be...
Name the levels in Maslow's Hierarchy
Physiological, Safety, Belonging, Esteem, Self Actualisation
What is the difference between interchangeability and sustainability?
Interchangeability relates to the exchange of resources such as money, time, possessions and skills for goods and/or services AND Sustainability relates to the effective and efficient use of resources so they are available for future use
"Don't you agree that campus parking is a problem"? Is an example of...
Biased question
Engaging in education and training as well as developing personal managements skills are 2 of 5 ways of....
effective resource management