Independence Factors in Social Development 0.0 / 5 ? Health & Social CareA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Teegs_SkyeeCreated on: 18-06-20 16:44 Independence - definition Being able to function on your own in all aspects of life. For example: Living Work Transport Hygiene Domestic chores Independence changes throughout the life stages. 1 of 11 Positive Independent Factors - Infancy Nursery Playgroup Childminders Infant school Mother and toddler groups Siblings and family Toilet training 2 of 11 Positive Independent Factors - Early Childhood Childminders. Starting at primary school - the introduction of homework, getting dressed. 3 of 11 Positive Independent Factors - Adolescence Peers Getting a job (part-time) Transport Hobbies Clubs Exams 4 of 11 PIF - Early & Middle Adulthood (This is ages 19 - 65) Full-time job University - leaving time Moving out Children Transport - learning to drive, not reliant 5 of 11 Positive Independent Factors - Later Adulthood Working later - restirement age Settled - set in their ways, knows what they are doing 6 of 11 Negative Independent Factors - Infancy Emotional attachment. Separation anxiety. Parental influence - parent is not engaged, parent is not playing with them. 7 of 11 Negative Independent Factors - Early Childhood No initiative Peers - embarassment Overly emotionally attached - separation anxiety Emotional attachment Parental influence - parent is not engaged, parent is not playing with them 8 of 11 Negative Independent Factors - Adolescence Peers Lack of experiences - environment, lack of parental support Bullying - socially withdrawn Emotional attachment Separation anxiety 9 of 11 NIF - Early & Middle Adulthood (This is ages 19 - 65) Socially withdrawn/ disengaged - police, nurses Unemployed Divorce Emotional attachment Separation anxiety 10 of 11 Negative Independent Factors - Later Adulthood Illnesses - Alxheimer's, going into a home (looking after their hygiene) Living on their own Emotional attachment Separation anxiety 11 of 11
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