Free SACE Year 11 Health and Wellbeing Flashcard Review
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What are three interconnected dimensions of wellbeing?
Physical, mental and social wellbeing.
How can social wellbeing influence mental wellbeing?
Supportive relationships may help a person manage worry and feel connected.
What makes a research question focused?
A defined audience, issue and decision or outcome.
Why check a source review date?
To judge whether its information applies to the current context.
What does validity ask?
Whether the evidence supports the particular question or claim.
What does reliability ask?
Whether evidence or methods are dependable and consistent.
Why are testimonials limited?
Selected experiences do not establish a general effect or causation.
What is an information access barrier?
A feature such as unfamiliar language, high data costs or inaccessible formatting that impedes use.
How can clear information empower?
It can increase understanding, confidence and ability to choose and act.
What is a percentage-point change?
The later percentage minus the earlier percentage.
What makes a reflection meaningful?
It links an initial assumption, new evidence and a change in judgement or action.
How can an inquiry protect privacy?
Collect only necessary information and report anonymous or aggregated findings.
What connects a determinant to an outcome?
A mechanism explaining how the factor affects wellbeing.
Does a risk factor guarantee illness?
No; other exposures and protective factors also influence outcomes.
Give an environmental determinant.
Housing ventilation can influence heat exposure.
Give a socioeconomic determinant.
Income can influence access to transport and recreation.
How can knowledge affect wellbeing?
Understanding available support may help someone seek suitable assistance.
How can psychological factors matter?
Stress may affect sleep and willingness to participate.
Give a safety factor.
Unsafe road crossings can restrict access to activities.
Give a biomedical characteristic.
Existing asthma can increase vulnerability to smoke.