Health and Social Care Human Lifespan Development: Glossary of Key Terms
This flashcard set from Human Lifespan Development: Glossary of Key Terms in Health and Social Care explains the key concepts of nature and nurture. It helps learners understand the roles of genetics and environment in shaping human development.
Define NATURE
Refers to traits and characteristics that are inherited or genetic in origin.
Key Terms
Define NATURE
Refers to traits and characteristics that are inherited or genetic in origin.
Define NUTURE
Refers to traits and qualities that are learned by humans as they grow.
What is ROLE MODEL?
Someones whose behaviour or attitude is copied by people because they admire them.
What is GENDER ROLE?
Role determined by a person’s gender.
What is MANUAL WORK?
Work that requires physical skills.
What is NON-MANUAL WORK?
Work depending on mental skills.
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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
Define NATURE | Refers to traits and characteristics that are inherited or genetic in origin. |
Define NUTURE | Refers to traits and qualities that are learned by humans as they grow. |
What is ROLE MODEL? | Someones whose behaviour or attitude is copied by people because they admire them. |
What is GENDER ROLE? | Role determined by a person’s gender. |
What is MANUAL WORK? | Work that requires physical skills. |
What is NON-MANUAL WORK? | Work depending on mental skills. |
Name 8 EXPECTED life events? | Starting school. Leaving school. Moving house. Entering employment. Parent hood. Living with a partner. Marriage/ civil ceremony. Retirement. |
Name 8 UNEXPECTED life events | Death of partner. Death of friend/relative. Accident/injury. Ill health. Dropping out of education. Promotion. Imprisonment. Unemployment. |
Name 4 things we can INHERIT from out parents? | Height. |
Who DOESN’T have a unique set of genes? | Identical twins. |
Give 2 example of ADVERSE GENETIC CONDITIONS? | Down’s syndrome. Autism. |
What is a GENETIC DISEASE? | An abnormality in an individual’s genome A person’s entire genetic makeup. |
Name 3 types of INHERITANCE? | Co-dominant. |
Name 4 LIFESTYLE choices? | Diet. |
What are the potential effects of being HEAVILY overweight? | Affect joints when older. Risk of diabetes and heart disease. |
Name 4 negative effects from regular eating of FAST FOOD? | High cholesterol. |
Name 4 negative effects from running FIVE miles every day? | Regular injuries. |
Name 4 negatives from binge drinking? | Brain damage. |
Name 4 negatives from smoking? | Reduced infertility. |
Name 4 negatives from taking recreational drugs at the weekend? | Memory loss. |
Name 4 negatives from a vegetarian? | Not enough protein. |
How can celebrities be POSITIVE role models? | Provide high aspirations. Give inspiration/positive advice. |
How can celebrities be NEGATIVE role models? | Bad behaviour. Smoking, drugs, swearing. |
Name 2 ways religion can INFLUENCE people’s lives? | The food they eat. How they dress. |
Give an example of a Muslim rule that is different to say a Christian rule? | Muslim women can only be examined by Female doctor's or nurses. |
What can feeling WANTED within a family/community do to a person? | Good self-esteem. | Promotes growth and development. |