Research Methodology
What are SOURCES OF DATA?
Print, Digital, Individuals and Groups
What are the two mandatory CATEGORY A groups from the syllabus Groups In Context?
Youth and Rural and Remote Communities
What is SOCIAL PARENTING?
A parent who does not share a genetic relation with their child. E.g. Adoption, Surrogacy, Fostering, Step-Parenting.
What is hardware
Technology you can hold
What is the number of MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS in the exam and what are they worth?
20 questions, 1 mark each.
What is involved in PLANNING research?
what needs to be done? How it will be done? When it will be done? Who will do it? A time line may be used to document your plan.
What is the acronym for the SPECIFIC NEEDS OF GROUPS?
SHESEA
What is a BIOLOGICAL PARENT?
A parent who has a genetic link to their child.
List 5 safety technologies
Fire extinguisher, hard hat, steel capped boots, CPR machine, high vis, electrical cut out switch
How long will you be in the examination room
3 hours and 5 minutes
What is PRIVACY (ethics in research)
This involves both confidentiality and anonymity. Participants names are to remain anonymous and consent is required for information to be passed on to any other sources. All participants have this right.
What is the acronym for FACTORS AFFECTING ACCESS TO SERVICE FOR SPECIFIC GROUPS?
GREASED CLOSET$
List 5 PREPARATIONS (Enhancing skills and knowledge) for parenting?
Joining parenting groups within the community, attending pre-natal classes, researching online and investigating relevant support groups, baby-proofing, organising support.
What can be impacted by the growth of emerging technologies
ethics
equity
health and safety
economic and environmental issues
What is the SHORT-ANSWER section worth? What topics will the questions ask me about?
55 Marks, 3 Cores.
What is QUALITATIVE RESEARCH?
Involves collecting data that can provide a participants thoughts or feelings about a given topic. This provides a more in-depth response. This DOES NOT involve numerical data.
What are RESOURCES THAT AFFECT INDIVIDUALS' ACCESS TO SERVICES?
Time, energy, knowledge, money
What are CHARACTERISTICS that influence the role of parents or carers?
Age, skills and capabilities and special needs of the dependant.
What factors affect acceptance and accessibility of technology
What is SECTION II of the exam paper going to question you on? (extended response)
Option: Social Impact of Technology
What is BIAS?
A person’s beliefs and values interfering with results and findings.
What are some CHARACTERISTICS OF AGED PEOPLE?
Inadequate access to safe and secure housing. - Low or no income. - Extra rates of illness and mental health
What are FORMAL SUPPORT networks? List one for each group studied
Structured organisations or individuals who provide support to parents and/or carers.
What are the reasons for development of new technoloy
How would you break down the marks in the 15 marker
1 mark intro
1 mark per point in each paragraph
1 mark for example in each paragraph
1 mark for link to wellbeing in each paragraph
1 mark justification in each paragraph
2 marks conclusion and judgement