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What is the definition of wellbeing?
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Being happy with yourself and the image you betray.
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The degree of satisfaction that an individual or group experiences when needs are met.
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Relates to your overall physical and mental needs.
Question 2
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What are the six main fundamental concepts of resource management?
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Social, physical, emotional, economic, cultural and spiritual
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Emotional, cognitive, mental, strength, cultural and social
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Physical, emotional, economic, cultural, cognitive and spiritual
Question 3
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The definition of cultural is, factors relating to customs, beliefs, values and traditions?
Question 4
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Which is the right definition for one of the six fundamental concepts of resource management?
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Economic- Factors relating to the worlds economy.
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Physical- Factors relating to your physical health and not your safety.
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Spiritual- Factors relating to moral and/or religious areas.
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Social- Factors relating to how many friends you have.
Question 5
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Is paid employment and job security an example of a economic factor?
Question 6
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Privacy, seclusion and quietness when required, and environment in which social interaction, companionship and friendship can be fostered. What factor does this example belong to?
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Social
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Emotional
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Cultural
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Physical
Question 7
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The definition for needs is, the necessities of life, which are required for survival and physical and mental health?
Question 8
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The definition for wants is, preferences or desires not necessary for survival or for the maintenance of good health?
Question 9
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Sheseas stands for what?
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Safety and security, health, education, sense of identity, employment, adequate standard of living
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Safety and security, health, economy, sense of identity, employment, able, selfless
Question 10
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What is not the right definition to one of the sheseas factors?
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Safety and security- Refers to our essential desire to feel protected and safe from threat.
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Holistic- A healthy lifestyle.
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Education-Acquiring knowledge and skills.
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Sense of identity- An individual's idea of who they are.
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Employment- An activity to which one devotes time; exerting energy towards a goal for payment, profit or commission.
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Adequate standard of living- Primary needs-food, clothing and shelter- that are required for all people.
Question 11
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The definition for holistic is, the concept that everything is interconnected.
Question 12
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What is not one of the steps on mallow's hierarchy?
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Self-actualisation
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Esteem needs
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Social needs
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Safety needs
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Physiological needs
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Love needs
Question 13
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Which is not one of the steps on maslow's expand hierarchy?
Question 14
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Resources are things people use to achieve goals.
Question 15
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Effective use and management of resources involves what?
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Identifying and using resources that could be available.
Making decisions about how to use resources effectively.
Using resources in the most efficient way possible to satisfy current and future needs and wants.
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Identifying, making and becoming efficient in all areas.
Question 16
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Human resources are the skills, abilities or talents of people. What is not an example of a human resource?
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Energy
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sight
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Language
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Money
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compassion
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motivation
Question 17
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Non-human resources are tangible or touchable objects. What is not an example of a non-human resource?
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Cars
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Shelter
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Sight
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Food
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Clothing
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Money
Question 18
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Values are qualities that an individual or family believes to be desirable and important in life.
Question 19
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Which is not an example of values?
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Influence behaviours
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Motivates actions
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determines the standards by which we judge the success of goals
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Influence priority our needs and wants
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Influence the goals we set and how they are achieved
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Determines our life and how we succeed
Question 20
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What does GASCD stand for?
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Gender, age, socioeconomic status, culture, disabilty
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Gender, adult, society, care, disability
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Gender, age, safety, culture, disability
Question 21
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Availability- Refers to the opportunity for families or individuals to obtain or use support networks.
Accessibility- Refers to the opportunity for families or individuals to reach support networks.
Question 22
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Which is not an example of a factor that influences availability and access to resources?
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Workplace and family - Gender
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Applying for licence- Age
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Weaknesses- disability
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Health benefit concession card- Socioeconomic status
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migrant learning centre- culture
Question 23
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Informal support is..?
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The support from the government that exists for the purpose of taking care of a persons wellbeing.
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The social supports provided by family members, relatives, neighbours and friends.
Question 24
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Formal support is, The systems that exists outside the family group; these networks may be provided by government- federal, state, local- or community organisations, including voluntary agencies.
Question 25
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An example of formal support is childcare facilities for working parents.
Question 26
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Personal Management skills: An individuals ability to exercise control over one's attitudes, behaviours and motivation.
Why is developing personal management skills important?
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Meets our needs and wants
Achieves our goals
helps our wellbeing
Helps our skill set
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Meets our needs and wants
achieves our goals
communicate effectively
solve problems and make decisions
Improve our ability to cope with change
Question 27
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Communication is the method by which people share their ideas, information, opinions and feelings.
Communication has four main components, what are they?
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Sender, messager, deliverer, medium
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Receiver, maker, medium,message
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Sender, receiver, message, medium
Question 28
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Verbal communication: Communication through the use of sounds and words, that is, oral or written language.
Non-verbal communication: Communication through physical actions and body language.
Question 29
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There is three types of communication what are they?
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Aggressive, assertive, passive
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Agressive, nice, assertive
Question 30
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Effective communication can enhance relationships, as the people involved are able to share their experiences and feel understood. What is not an example of effective communication?
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Showing a genuine interest in others
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Sending clear and positive messages
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Being assertive
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Choosing words that are understood by other individuals
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Expressing the message in a hurry