key points for child 2024

Question 1

what is our key question for child

Answer 1

what issues should parents take into account when deciding about day care for their child?

Question 2

AO1 for child key question

Answer 2

• 3/4 of families with a child said they have used day care.

Question 3

what does HCPC stand for

Answer 3

Health and Care Professions Council.

Question 4

what is the role of HCPC

Answer 4

this is a body that regulates psychologists. individual must meet all the standards of proficiency to register.

Question 5

what are the standards of HCPC

Answer 5

• registration involves being able to provide a suitable reference
• providing information about your general health especially issues that can affect the ability to practise
• need to act in the best interest of the user
• respecting the privacy of a client
• must be educated and have the qualifications needed to register.

Question 6

what is grounded theory

Answer 6

is the process of gathering the data first without ht hypotheses and then analysing it to come up with a theory

Question 7

what is coding in grounded theory

Answer 7

process for both categorising qualitative data and describing the implications of these categories.

Question 8

what is memoing in grounded theory

Answer 8

process of recording the thoughts and ideas of the researcher during the study. these can get more focused overtime

Question 9

what is integrative diagrams in grounded theory

Answer 9

used to pull all the data together to help make sense of the data.

Question 10

strengths of grounded theory

Answer 10

• in depth, find correlations which may not have been found out other wise
• has creative allowance, new ideas can emerge.

Question 11

weaknesses of grounded theory

Answer 11

• consumes a lot of time
• can be very subjective
• not as scientific as not falsifying a theory rather, can be seen try prove.

Question 12

what is content Analysis

Answer 12

indirect way of investigating meaning and messages in a variety of forms of communication

Question 13

procedure of content analysis

Answer 13

• a hypothesis is generated about a topic.
• the whole article is read to get the gist.
• main points are summarised into themes for coding frames to be generated.
• a summary is written based on the main points.

Question 14

strengths of content analysis

Answer 14

• inferential tests can be used as quantitative data is collected
• high ecological validity as based on real life articles
• reliable as the articles are permanent

Question 15

weaknesses of content analysis

Answer 15

• subjective as categories are chosen by the researcher
• the research is limited to already existing articles.
• findings are usually culture dependent as interpretation can be affected by culture and language.

Question 16

what is a cross sectional study

Answer 16

this type of study takes moments in time and compares different groups at the time in a given population. e.g. looking at different ages

Question 17

strengths of cross sectional studies

Answer 17

• they do not take e as long as other methods
• easier to find Pps

Question 18

weaknesses of cross sectional studies

Answer 18

• do not gather as in rich data as longitudinal
• individual difference
• it is only a snapshot of a situation so cannot be followed up.