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BTEC Extended Certificate In Health and Social Care (NCF)

BTEC Extended Certificate In Health and Social Care (NCF). Unit 4 Social Influences on Health and Wellbeing. Assignment 1: Title: Explore the effects of socialisation on the health and wellbeing of individuals (P1 P2 M1 D2). Task: Produce a LEAFLET describing:

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BTEC Extended Certificate In Health and Social Care (NCF)

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  1. BTEC Extended Certificate In Health and Social Care (NCF) Unit 4 Social Influences on Health and Wellbeing

  2. Assignment 1: Title: Explore the effects of socialisation on the health and wellbeing of individuals (P1 P2 M1 D2) • Task: Produce a LEAFLET describing: • The effects of primary and secondary socialisation and the ways that these could impact on values, attitudes, behaviour and lifestyle choices, and the ways that this could in turn affect health and wellbeing, with reference to relevant examples

  3. Primary and Secondary SocialisationP1 P2 M1 D1 • Primary socialisation is socialisation during the early years of childhood and is carried out by the family or close community. It is during primary socialisation that children first begin to learn about the basic beliefs and values and other features of culture making up the way of life of their society. They also begin to acquire a sense of who they are as individuals. In most cases these identities formed during childhood will remain throughout people’s lives and are much more difficult to change in adulthood than other identities.

  4. Siblings Parents • Socialisation and Identity • What influences how I see and define myself? • How do others influence the way I see and define myself? Grandparents Carers

  5. Activity: In groups of three • Suggest one example of how the previous factors my influence us • Suggest three ways that individuals can influence how others see them • Describe the most important factor that has influenced you • Prepare to feedback to the rest of the group

  6. How parents, carers and siblings influence us • The family is an important agent of primary socialisation • This is where children first begin to form their identities • Learn about the basic beliefs and values of society • Begin to learn the differences between right and wrong, good and bad behaviour • Norms governing speech

  7. Primary and Secondary SocialisationP1 P2 M1 D1 • Secondary socialisation is socialisation which takes place beyond the family, carers and siblings. It is carried out through agencies such as: • Friends and peers • The Media • Other agents

  8. Friends and Peers • In groups of three write down five examples of how friends and peers influence us • Can you think of any more?

  9. Friends and Peers • Friends and peers are very important

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