Research Methodology
What term refers to a research method, result and or data analysis that is influenced by a particular point of view or attitude?
Bias
Rural and remote families
Youth
A parent who works full time puts their primary school aged children in after school care shows what responsibility?
Duty of care
Desribe a pattern of work.
FT, PT, casual, voluntary, shift, job share, self employed, remotely, seasonal
What is our option?
Individuals & Work
Outline reliability.
term referring to the consistency of research methods if ussed by different researchers under the same conditions will yield similar results.
Identify category B groups
Aged and people with disabilities
what are the negativev social implications of fostering?
dealing with emotional and behavioural difficulties that a child may face in a new family, becoming emotionally attached to a child that may return to their biological parent, conflict between the child and other children in the family
compare and contrast the needs that are met through paid and unpaid work.
paid- able to provide health care or specialists, impact on mental health due to stress
unpaid- limited healthcare services, not having a snese of purpose due to not going to work
What is primary data. Provide an example.
Information you have collected first hand.
e.g. observations
what are two advantages of interviews?
can be carried out in person, over the phone, allows interviewee to clarify questions, can note down body language of respondant, can be open or closed questions.
Explain how the aged positively contribute to the community.
babysitting grandchildren
volunteer work
Describe how social influences affect the roles of parents and carers.
media stereotypes- depict what a normal family dynamic is, appearances etc
community attitudes- breastfeeding, vaccination choices, choices of schooling
gender expectations- shared responsibility, exposure to activities, toys, clothing
LINK TO PBS
outline how traditional hours have changed over an individual's lifespan.
traditional hours- adult/parenthood may change due to changes in work patterns to suit individual's circumstances
Name three ways to present data findings.
Column, bar, pie, line
Describe what should be included in an appendix.
includes items of interest, such as all completed surveys, notes from obserbations and secondary data.
Justify why health is significant for the aged.
Provide positives and negatives on each parenting style.
neglect- teaching independence in a negative way leading to increase social and physical wellbeing as they take responsibility of their own life. feel worthless.
democratic: feel heard, think they have a say in all of lifes decisions
permissive: feel loved by getting what they want, struggle with personal management skills in life
authoritarian: taugh how to behave, establishes boundaries, feel like they have no voice
explain how workplace structures affect the wellbeing of an employee.
flexible work patterns- economic wellbeing of parents to provide ASOL
workplace culture- prayer room to cater for cultural and spiritual wellbeing
leave entitlements- sick leave, carers leave, maternity leave to cater for emotional ad physcial wellbeing.
minimum standards of employment which cover the following: maximum weekly hours of work, reasonable additional hours etc.
explain the importance of both confidentiality and accurately crediting sources of data when conducting a quality research project.
confidentiality: participants need to remain anonymous and feel protected throughout the research project. seeking permission prior commencing interviews. if hesitant or not confident, particpant may provide unreliable responses/results.
crediting resources:should be in the bibliography and appendix, ensures integrity of data. respect for other people's work and avoid plagiarism.
Healthcare- Rural Doctors Network (RDN)
allows people who live in R&R areas to have easy access to various types of healthcare. It is imperative to have this access as there are less hospitals in R&R areas so health issues need to be managed as soon as possible.
If families from R&R areas are unable to access these services, they may have their health decrease dramatically if not receiving the certain health care needed whilst also financially unstable if looking for employment after fired/redundant
other egs:Living away from home allowance (LAFHA), Aboriginal Home Buyer Saver scheme, Aboriginal Legal Service (NSW/ACT) Limited, Workforce Australia, Counselling
Rural Far West
Explain how a formal support service can impact the wellbeing of a an aged carer.
National respite carers program- allows emotion and physical support by alleviating pressure and stress associated with fulltime care.
Explain what trade unions are and do.
Trade unions are organisations of employees or workers in a specific industry who represent, advocate, and negotiate work conditions on behalf of their members. They fight to protect the rights and responsibilities of employees. All workplaces have a union, and all workers are entitled to join a union. They will fight on behalf to the employees to; maximise wages and salaries, create a safe and healthy workplace, ensure equality, unfair treatment, redundancies.
Provide an example of positive and negative terminology for youth and explain the impact hte terminology has on the individual.
Young lady, young man
Impact: allow youth to increase their self esteem or level of recognition amongst the community. Can also be positive encouragement regarding their behavious and appearance.
twelvie, brat, rascal, child
Impact:derogatory, decreases worth and esteem of young child.