Resources
The Economy
Game #1 Hits
Worldview
Grab Bag!
100

Anything used to achieve an end and has a use or purpose.

What is a resource?

100

Sellers decide to make or produce goods and services. 

What is "supply"?

100

A path to life satisfaction.

What is Maslow's Hierarchy of Need?

100

War, recession, and terrorist attacks are examples.

What are examples of "historical context" that influence families?

100

These can be variable or fixed.

What are expenses?

200
Resources that are unique to people.

What are human resources?

200

The study of how resources are expended to fulfill needs and wants.

What are "economics"?

200

Human, Social, Economic, and Environmental.

What are the four categories of resources?

200

Some families focus on the past, some on the present, and some on the future. 

What are the different time orientations?

200

When product inventory increases against a decreasing demand.

What is a surplus?

300

Intentionally living the simple life.

What is voluntary simplicity?

300

This happens when demand exceeds the supply.

What is a "shortage"?

300

This is considered the most basic unit of society.

What are families?

300

A cultural concept that is often considered a commodity in American culture.

What is "time" or "time management"?

300

Physiological, safety, love and belonging, esteem, and self actualization. 

What are the various levels of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?

400

The ability to identify and use resources to meet needs effectively.

What is resourcefulness?

400

This is the percentage of people seeking employment without work at the current time. 

What is the unemployment rate?

400

Circumstances, personality, economic status, technology, culture, lifespan, and gender. 

What are some factors that change our perception of our needs?

400

Human nature, man and nature, time, activity, and relational.

What are the orientations that influence worldview.

400

A statement of monetary planning. 

What is a budget?

500

Resources that are felt and collectively owned.

What are social resources?

500

All people over the age of 16 seeking work or already employed. 

What is the labor force?

500

Time, energy, skills, knowledge and effort.

What are examples of "human resources"?

500

Influences of history, culture, and environmental factors that change the behavior of a family.

What are contextual factors.

500

A tool that is used to collect information and determine the needs of a population.

What is a needs assessment?