Research Methodology, Groups in Context, and Work/Parenting Review

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Comprehensive flashcards covering research methodology, community groups (Youth, PWD, ATSI, Rural), and the nature of work and parenting.

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The purpose of research includes to __________ knowledge, increase understanding, educate others, and inform practice.

advance

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In the PICO(T) model for framing research, the letter 'C' represents a __________ between variables.

comparison

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__________ sampling is a method where every member of the population has an equal chance of being selected, ensuring it is free from bias.

Random

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In research ethics, maintaining the __________ of the researcher means all data must be documented accurately and truthfully.

integrity

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The evaluation criterion 'C' in the acronym CRAAP stands for __________, which refers to the date of the research.

currency

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__________ data is numerical in nature, whereas qualitative data focuses on experiences, attitudes, and feelings.

Quantitative

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A __________ is a map used during observation to track and record interrelationships and interactions between individuals.

sociogram

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In an interview, __________ questions are designed to put the interviewee at ease.

introductory

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The United Nations General Assembly defines youth as those persons falling between the ages of 1515 and 2424.

1515 and 2424

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The acronym SHESEAA represents specific needs, including Safety and security, Health, Education, Sense of identity, Employment, and __________.

Adequate standard of living

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There are four types of disabilities, often remembered by the acronym PIPS: Physical, Intellectual, Psychological, and __________.

Sensory

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According to the ABS, there are approximately 5.5×1065.5 \times 10^6 Australians living with a disability, which is about 24%24\% of the population.

5.5 million5.5\text{ million}

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The acronym for types of services is CHATFEEL, where the 'C' stands for __________ and the 'H' for healthcare.

counselling

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Factors affecting access to services include characteristics of the individual, which can be remembered by the acronym __________.

LCSTAGE

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In the context of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples, the term __________ refers to specific geographical locations or clans, such as Koori or Murri.

mobs

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The __________ service provides 24-hour24\text{-hour} emergency health support to families living in rural and remote areas.

Royal Flying Doctor Service

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Work is defined as __________ directed towards a goal.

energy

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The labor force includes all people aged 15 or over15\text{ or over} who are either employed or __________.

unemployed

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A __________ working pattern involves two people splitting one full-time role between them.

job share

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Social factors leading to changing work patterns can be remembered by the acronym EGG FEET, where the 'G' stands for __________.

government policy

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The workplace structure acronym WTFLWL includes Work conditions, Trade unions, Flexible work patterns, __________, Workplace culture, and Leave entitlements.

Legislation

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The __________ Act 20112011 aims to prevent injury, accidents, and disease within the Australian workplace.

Work Health and Safety

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__________ parents are individuals who care for a child without providing genetic material, such as through adoption or fostering.

Social

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A __________ carer is a person who provides the most informal assistance for an ongoing period of at least 6 months6\text{ months}.

primary