Unit 1- Exam Questions And Answers.

• Less food overall therefore this could cause a loss of weight.
• Has to buy cheaper food which is high in salt,fat and sugar. Therfore, leads to risk of heart disease/diabetes/ill health and obesity.
• Does not do out leading to a loss of social development and may become anti- social.
• Money worries, fear of getting into debt and feeling anxious/stressed.
• Less luxuries because you can not afford it. Therefore you will feel unhappy.
• Level of activities fall which may affect health and exercise.

• Loss of routine, therefore, they might feel confused.
• Feels unwanted because they were made to lose the job. Therefore they can feel a loss of self- esteem.
• Loss of work friends which might lead to lonliness.
• Loss of activity may affect health.

However, you will have more spre time, so you can acquire new skills/hobbies.

• Problem solve/ ability to analyse and evaluate situations.
• Strech their abilitites.
• Achievement will build confidence and communication skills.
• Improve Self- esteem.
• Improve Self- image.
• Gain better qualifications and better opportunities for better pay.
• Develop a positive self- concept.
• Learn new techniques/skills and expand knowlege base.
• Can be Mentally tiring.
• Acheive career goals, better paid job.
• New skills learnt will benefit service users.
• Plan ahead becomes more insightful.

• Open to new experiences therefore, they become interesting to talk to- knowledge base is vast.
• Meet lots of new people- social network is wide.
• Experience new foods- not limited in their food choices.
• Experience new cultures- expands their knowledge and understanding.
• Their attitudes change as they interact with other people and become more tolerant/ develop different relationships
• They can teach others about different cultures.
• Become more tolerant of other people and can speak out against injustice.
• Feel privileged and increase self-esteem/ self-image and self-concept/confidence.
• Perceive things differently.

• Heart rate and blood pressure increased. Physical health damaged if long term.
• Feels irritated/ angry and leads to poor emotional health.
• Difficulty sleeping and leads to poor mental and physical health.
• cannot concentrate and leaves tasks unfinished/ memory decreases.
• Appetite/digestion impaired and leads to loss of weight.
• Feels unhappy and may lead to depression.
• May smoke/drink more alcohol and cause breathing/liver problems.
• Communication problems: grumpy/unpleasent. People may leave them alone and become anti-social.
• Unrelieved stress with older people may lead to mental health issues.

• Feel sad/unhappy.
• Feel depressed.
• Overwhelming sadness, with lots of crying/grieving/tearful.
• Tiredness or exhaustion.
• Anger, for example towards the person who died, their illnes or God.
• Guilt, for example feeling angry about something you said or did not say, or about not being able to stop your loved one dying. 

• Develop new skills/ greater knowledge.
• Develop gross and fine motor skills.
• Make new friends.
• Communication skills develop.
• Learn how to co-operate and work as a team.
• Language skills develop.
• Self-concept/self-image/self-esteem develops.
• Become more motivated.
• Good preparation for school.
• Concept of authority figures is learned.
• More independent.
• Socialisation
• Rules and Boundaries.

• Cannot afford to buy basic food.
• Isolation
• Depression
• Arguments over money with others.
• Stressed
• If in a relationship: grow apart and break up.
• Cannot see friends/social life is affected.
• Cannot pay rent.

• They will fail their course/subject.
• Get behind in coursework.
• They will not develop the skills/ knowledge they require.
• They will stagnate.
• They cannot develop further.
• Cannot develop skills needed for later in life.
• May struggle in the future.
• Lack of earning potential.
• Could affect future happiness.
• Job prospectus are lowered.
• Greater risk of unemployment.

• Confirm sexual orientation.
• Need to be aware of contraception/protection
• Feel wanted and accepted.
• Feel loved and valued.
• Reliance and support.
• Impact on self-image/self-esteem/self-concept.
• Work out their emotions.
• Sexuality is explored.
• New range of feelings which have to be explored.
• May have to handle rejection if breaks up.
• Will experience mood swings and fustrations.
• Trust is a big issue/someone to confide in.
• Could be distracted and lack of focus. 

• Will feel support- formally and informally.
  
• Will be more motivated.
• Less Isolated.
• Can share their problems with others.
• Self-image will be more positive.
• Self-esteem and self-worth will improve.
• Self-concept and confidence levels will improve.
• Will have hope for a brighter future.
• Generally be happier.
• Will have more pride in their self.
• Will feel more valued/loved and increase self worth.

• May not eat.
• Shock
• May not sleep.
• Lose weight.
• Put on weight
• Anti-social behaviour.
• Smoking
• Isolates oneself
• Lose Contact
• Make new friends.
• Mental health problems- lack of concentration, struggles with school work
• Depression/stress
• Lack of motivation
• Learns to adapt/ more independent.
• Learns to cope.
• Loss of role model
• Financial impact
• Loss of a bond/attachment
• Loss of security
• Addiction/deviant behaviours.

• Greater confidence
• Happier
• Stronger
• Bond with friends
• Accepted
• Belong
• More independent
• Motivated and encouraged.

• Lack of confidence
• Unhappy
• Lack of trust.
• Loner
• Difficulty in making friends
• Unaccepted
• Excluded
• De-motivated/drops out.