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Research Methodology
Groups In Context
Parenting & Caring
Social Impact of Technology
Mystery Box
100
Primary and secondary
What are TYPES OF DATA?
100
Health and education
What are the PRIORITY NEEDS OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES?
100
An individual who is under the care of someone else; includes children and the cared for.
What is a DEPENDANT?
100

refers to multiple examples of technology, this includes technology as

hardware, software, and organisation of knowledge. Within each of these both primitive and

complex technologies exist.

What is Defining Technology ?

100
Involves gathering information fro people, either orally or in written form, using a planned series of questions.
What is a QUESTIONNAIRE?
200
Question/hypothesis
What is THE FOCUS OF RESEARCH?
200
Opening hours, confidentiality, location and staffing
What are the ASPECTS OF THE SERVICE?
200
An alternative living arrangement for children whose parents are temporarily unable to care for them in the family home.
What is FOSTERING?
200

change from analogue, electronic and

mechanical technology to digital technology.

What is DIGITAL REVOLUTION ?

200
Financial support, transport, accommodation and housing, healthcare, counselling, education, employment, legal aid
What are TYPES OF SERVICES (ACCESS TO SERVICES)?
300
- Accessing sources of data - Collecting and recording data - Documenting actions and issues
What is CONDUCTING RESEARCH?
300
This group account's for almost 20% of Australia's total population although is likely to decrease by the year 2020.
What is the PREVALENCE OF YOUTH?
300
Family responsibility, can provide better care, emotional obligation, alternative care too costly
What are REASONS FOR CARERS TAKING ON THE ROLE?
300

includes education and training, transport and travel, health and medicine, food, and leisure

and entertainment.

What are Technologies and the community?

300
Budgeting, saving and setting up support payments
What is ORGANISING FINANCES (PREPARATIONS FOR BECOMING A PARENT OR CARER)?
400
The test run that is undertaken to check the suitability of question types, wording and layout of a questionnaire.
What is a PILOT?
400
School attendance is a legal and compulsory requirement until 17 years of age, unless the young person is involved in training or an apprenticeship or has more than 25 hours of work per week.
What is the EDUCATION AMENDMENT BILL 2009?
400

Improvements in reproductive technologies may have impacted on the number of children available for adoption.

What is THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGICAL (REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGY) ON SOCIAL PARENTS?

400

include privacy and safety, security of information, accuracy of information, information

overload and copyright.

What is Technological development ?

400

including; improving upon existing technology; economic

benefits; consumer demand and human needs; social betterment; the global community; and

response to social problems. These have been developed in the context of transportation,

communication, and consumer services.

What are Reasons for THE DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNOLOGY?

500
Subjective data that come from research that collects facts and information regarding people's beliefs, feelings, attitudes and opinions to gain insight into the area.
What is QUALITATIVE DATA?
500
Young people - can be loving family members who provide help around the home and act as babysitters - care for chronically ill or disabled parents - act as role models and volunteers - are technologically advanced - make up a large contingent of part time and casual workers -
What are the CONTRIBUTIONS BY YOUTH WITHIN THE COMMUNITY?
500

- Car pooling - Tutoring - Family meetings - Eating pre-prepared foods - Using labour saving devices - Chore rosters

What are STRATEGIES TO SUPPORT MULTIPLE COMMITMENTS?

500

Research, development, advancements, and improvements being made in research fields

include ethics, equity and access, health, and

safety, economic, environmental and education and learning.

What are IMPACTS OF EMERGING TECHNOLOGY?

500
Discipline, education, adoption, legal proceedings, medical decisions
What are PARENT'S RIGHTS?