Economic Factors
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- Created on: 08-08-17 17:41
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- Economic Factors
- Influences on development
- Employment status
- The type of work (non manual or manual) someone does, whether it is full time or part time and their job security
- Income/ Wealth
- The level of income or amount of personal wealth person has
- Occupation
- Whether a person is employed or unemployed, at school/ college or in training
- Employment status
- Positive Effects
- Physical
- Manual jobs may improve muscle tone and stamina
- A higher income may result in better health as a result of better housing conditions and diet
- Intellectual
- Being in work, education or training encourages development of creative thinking and problem-solving skills
- Emotional
- Being in work, education or training can improve self-esteem.
- High status jobs can improve self-image.
- A secure job income can lead to contentment
- Social
- Being in work, education or training provides opportunities for building friendships and relationships.
- A higher income allows greater independence
- Physical
- Negative Effects
- Physical
- Manual jobs can cause injury and muscular and skeletal problems.
- Low wages can impact on lifestyle which may lead to poor health
- Intellectual
- Not working or in education may cause worsening of memory
- Emotional
- Unemployment, low-status jobs or low income can result in anxiety and low self-esteem
- Family relationships can suffer because of financial worries
- Social
- Unemployment or not being in education or training reduces the opportunity to build relationships
- A low income restrict opportunity for socialising
- Physical
- Influences on development
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