Factors Influencing Human Behaviour

Question 1

What does socialisation mean?

Answer 1

When people learn the culture of their society

Question 2

What is the definition of primary socialisation?

Answer 2

A child’s first way of learning to socialise with their family, who teach the norms and values of society

Question 3

What is the definition of secondary socialisation?

Answer 3

When a child moves into the wider society and learns from experiences - from education, media, peers, religion, work

Question 4

What are a child’s physical needs?

Answer 4

Support (with walking)
Feeling safe
Having regular check ups to see if they are developing

Question 5

What are a child’s intellectual needs?

Answer 5

Having education

Being encouraged and praised

Question 6

What are a child’s emotional needs?

Answer 6

To have a bond with one of their parents

Feeling a sense of security

Question 7

What are a child’s social needs?

Answer 7

To have opportunities to interact with other people

Question 8

What are an adolescents physical needs?

Answer 8

Guidance
Support
Awareness of issues - drinking, smoking

Question 9

What are an adolescents intellectual needs?

Answer 9

Having an educations

Developing their skills further

Question 10

What are an adolescents emotional needs?

Answer 10

To have people to listen to them

Share empathy

Question 11

What are an adolescents social needs?

Answer 11

Building strong social networks

Opportunities to make friends and socialise

Question 12

What are an adults physical needs?

Answer 12

To keep stamina

Medical issues

Question 13

What are an adults intellectual needs?

Answer 13

Having hobbies - could be part of physical as well

Work place

Question 14

What are an adults emotional needs?

Answer 14

Having general support

Family

Question 15

What are an adults social needs?

Answer 15

Going to social events

Being with their work friends or maintaining friendships

Question 16

What are the elderly’s physical needs?

Answer 16

Support with day-to-day tasks - getting dressed, washing themselves
Mobility issues - being able to get to places

Question 17

What are the elderly’s intellectual needs?

Answer 17

Having resources that can be understood

Hobbies - bingo, sudoku, cross word

Question 18

What are the elderly’s emotional needs?

Answer 18

To have company

Someone to listen to them and know they have someone to turn too

Question 19

What are the elderly’s social needs?

Answer 19

Maintaining relationship with their family

Question 20

Name the 5 Early Years Care Settings:

Answer 20

Pre-schools
Nurseries
Schools
Children centres 
Child minder services

Question 21

Name the Day Care, Care Setting:

Answer 21

Day care centres

Question 22

Name the 5 Residential Care, Care Settings:

Answer 22

Hospices 
Respite care
Foster care
Nursing homes 
Children homes

Question 23

Give some examples of inherited characteristics (nature)

Answer 23

Height
Hair colour
Eye colour
Weight
Maternal instinct 
Cystic fibrosis

Question 24

Give some examples of nurtured characteristics

Answer 24

Ambition
Vanity
Alcoholism 
Fears
Sense of humour

Question 25

Give some examples of characteristics that could be bother nature and nurture

Answer 25

Violence
Clumsiness
Laziness
Sexuality
Intelligence
Femininity / masculinity 
Sporting / music ability
Sense of rhythm

Question 26

What are the 4 age stages?

Answer 26

Child
Adolescent
Adult
Elderly