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Mental health examples

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Suffering depression
Setting goals
Feeling lonesome and isolated
Decision making

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Social health examples

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Learn to maintain relationships
Becoming a member
Communication
Having support networks

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Physical development examples

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Change in size
Motor skills
Complexity
Growth

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Intellectual development examples

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Intelligence gain
Learning to write
Vocabulary concepts
Memory recognition

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Emotional development examples

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Emotions
Self concept
Self esteem
Coping with grief

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Social development examples

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Learning to behave
Attitude
Acquiring skills
Behaviour

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Physical development

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Changes to the body and its systems.

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Intellectual development

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Changes in the ways people think and reason

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Emotional development

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Refers to feelings and moods and the ways in which an individual learns to express, understand and control.

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Social development

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Social development is the increasing complexity of behaviour patterns used in relationships with other people.

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Physical health

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Effective functioning of the body and its systems.

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Social health

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The ability to interact with others,

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Mental health

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State of wellbeing.

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Biological determinant

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Are factors relating to the body that affect health and development

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Biological examples

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Genetics, blood pressure, body weight

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Behavioural determinants

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Are the actions or patterns of living of an individual or group that affects health.

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Behavioural examples

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Eating practices
Substance use
Sexual practises

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Physical environment

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Is the physical surroundings that in which we live work and play

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Physical environment examples

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Water, air quality, work, housing, location

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Social determinant

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Refers to the social situation where people live

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Social determinant examples

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SES, community, access to education, employment

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Physical health examples

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Low energy levels
Healthy weight range
Excess body fat
Good amount of sleep

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Ottawa chart

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Is a useful tool for governments and health promotion organisations to use when planning effective strategies.

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Two leading causes of death

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Cardiovascular disease and cancer eg. Lung cancer

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What type of disease contribute most I the burden of disease in Australia?

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Lifestyle diseases (non communicable diseases)

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Risk factor

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Any factor that increases the likelihood of an illness or health condition eg. Smoking

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Protective factor

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A factor that improves a persons health and wellbeing eg. Antibiotics

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Lifespan

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Prenatal
Infancy
Childhood
Adolescence
Early adulthood
Middle adulthood
Late adulthood
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Infancy

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Rapid growth
Needs to adapt
Learns to eat, crawl, walk and make noises

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Late adulthood

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Retirement
Declines in quality of health
Grandchildren 
Death of friends
Loss of memory
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Development in a predictable way

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Many aspects occur in an orderly pattern eg a child putting a sentence together, must know the words first.

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Continual

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Development starts at conception and ends with death eg, the decline in memory

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Individual variations

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There are determinants that can affect development. Eg. Talents that form because of social determinants

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Cephalocaudal

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Refers to development that occurs head to down eg size of head in comparison to body

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Proximodistal development

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Occurs to the centre or core of the body in an outward direction eg. Spine development

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Proceeds from simple to complex

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Ideas become complex eg. Concrete thinking changes as we age.

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