Health Social Care
Revision for Relationships, Self Concept and Live Events.
- Created by: Claire Bell
- Created on: 18-09-11 16:57
Positive effect of relationships
Emotional Positives for child in a supportive relationship with parent.
- Secure
- Safe
- Loved
- Wanted
- Valued
- Appreciated
- Has high self esteem
Positive effect of relationships
Physical positives for child in a supportive relationship with parent
- Given nutritious food so they can grow
- Have lots of energy
- learn new skills e.g. riding a bike
Positive effect of relationships
Intellectual positives for child in a supportive relationship with parent
- Listened to
- spoken to
- good communication skills
- Read to
- Helped with homework
- Likely to not be behind at school
Positive effect of relationships
Social Positives for child in a supportive relationship with parent.
- confident
- trusted
- trusting of others
- forms friends
- good social skills
Negative effect of relationships
Emotional Negatives of being in an unhappy marriage.
- tired
- drained
- stressed
- upset
- happy
- no love in relationship
- negative effect on self esteem
- sense of failure
- loss of confidence
Negative effect of relationships
Intellectual relationships of being in an unhappy marriage.
- hard to concentrate at work
Negative effect of relationships
Physical negatives of being in an unhappy relationship.
- may comfort eat
- may not eat
- stop leisure activities because depressed
- doesn't want to leave house
- Person may increase alcohol intake
Negative effect of relationships
Social negatives of being in an unhappy marrige
- Relationship will feel less strong
- Lose confidence
- afraid of rejection of failure
Negative effect of relationships
Intellectual negatives from not getting on with manager.
- May not learn new skills from manager
- May not ask for help from manager
- Stress
Negative effect of relationships
Emotional Negatives from not getting on with manager.
- Upset
- Angry
- Tired
- Stressed
- Depressed
- Low self esteem
- Frustrated
Negative effect of relationships
Social negatives from not getting on with manager
- Might not attend work
- not earn money to go out with friends
- Lose social contacts
- Strain on relationships
- Excluded socially at work
- Not supported by colleagues
Negative effect of relationships
Physical negatives of not getting on with Manager.
- Comfort eat
- not eat
- Alcohol
- Drugs
- Tobacco
Domestic
Financial Abuse
- Taking a persons money away from them, making a person ask for money
- Making a person say how they spend every single penny
- Not allowing them to work and earn money
- Having all bills in the persons name, having all bank accounts in the abusers name
- making all decisions when deciding what to buy and when to buy
- giving a person a small amount of money to manage and then criticising them for not managing to buy essentials with it
Domestic
Threats
- Making a person afraid but using looks and gestures
- saying they'll hurt them or kill them or someone precious to them or the family pet
- threatening to smash things
- threatening to tell other people how bad/stupid they are
Domestic
Sexual Abuse
- Making somebody do sexual things that they don't want to do
- calling the person a ****
- not allowing the person to dress in the ay they want to or only in the way the abuser wants them too
Domestic
Physical Abuse
- Hitting, pushing, punching, kicking
- biting, slapping, hair pulling
- throwing or smashing things
- punching the wall, smashing the window
- burning, strangling, stabbing, murder
Domestic
Emotional Abuse.
- Constantly putting the person dow, making the person feel bad about themselves-insulting them by calling them fat, ugly, stupid, a bad parent,undermining them
- Checking up on where they are and what they are doing, timing a person when they go out, making them explain every moment
- always lying to them, ignoring them, withholding affection.
- threatening to leave, threatening to throw them out, threatening to commit suicide if they leave.
Domestic
Isolation
- Stopping someone from seeing their friends and family, not allowing the person to have visitors
- stopping them from having a job, not allowing the person to learn to drive
- going everywhere with them
- locking them in the house, not allowing phone calls
- not allowing the person from learning the native language and always speaking for them.
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