Key words 5.0 / 5 based on 1 ratingTeacher recommended ? Health & Social CareExam unitGCSEOCR Created by: jadeCreated on: 24-02-16 19:23 Growth Increase in size and mass 1 of 57 Development Increase in skills and ability 2 of 57 Cognotive To do with thinking 3 of 57 Mature When a person’s development is complete 4 of 57 Egocentric Only able to see things from your own point of view 5 of 57 Attachment Forming a close relationship with someone 6 of 57 Growth spurt A rapid period of growth 7 of 57 Concept The way we organise information in our minds; an abstract idea 8 of 57 Stability Things not changing, remaining the same 9 of 57 Potential Showing the possibility of achieving to the best of our ability 10 of 57 Hormone Chemical messenger that affects the way our bodies react 11 of 57 Puberty The physical features of becoming sexually mature 12 of 57 Sex hormone Chemical messenger in the body that affects our sexual development and activities 13 of 57 Peer group People of the same age 14 of 57 Personality The part of us that makes us an individual; who we are 15 of 57 Sedentary Inactive; not getting very much exercise 16 of 57 Menopause The end of a women’s reproductive life 17 of 57 Formal relationship A relationship that has rules about how people should behave 18 of 57 Informal relationship Casual/social 19 of 57 Bereavement Losing someone close to you or who was well known to you 20 of 57 Genetic disorder Disease/problem caused by our genes 21 of 57 Hereditary Characteristics passed from our parents 22 of 57 Nature The qualities we are born with 23 of 57 Nurture How we are influenced when we were young by the environment and people around us 24 of 57 Environmental Our surroundings 25 of 57 Wean To introduce solid foods into a child’s diet so that they are no longer dependent on milk 26 of 57 Anorexia Illness where the sufferer does not eat to avoid putting on weight 27 of 57 Bulimia Where people make themselves vomit in order to keep their weight down 28 of 57 Dehydration The body does loses water and does not have enough to work properly 29 of 57 Degenerate Where an organ or body process slowly begins to break down or stop functioning 30 of 57 Economic Anything that relates to money 31 of 57 Self-concept How we see or think about ourselves 32 of 57 Ethnicity Our cultural background 33 of 57 Discrimination Bias or tolerance 34 of 57 Cuture Common values, beliefs and customs 35 of 57 Expected Something you know is going to happen 36 of 57 Unexpected Sudden 37 of 57 Urban Town area; heavily populated 38 of 57 Social deprivation Not being able to mix with others 39 of 57 Effluent Sewage/pollution waste 40 of 57 Relate How you get on with people 41 of 57 Lone parent A group of people comprising of mother, father and children 42 of 57 Step family When a parent marries another adult who has kids of their own 43 of 57 Extended family A large family group that includes mother/ father/grandparents/aunts/uncles 44 of 57 Foster family People who provide family life for children who cannot live with natural parents 45 of 57 Adoption Accepting responsibilities for a child who is not one’s worth 46 of 57 Family ties Close links with family; loyalty 47 of 57 Provide To give or make acceptable 48 of 57 Biologically How we function as human animals 49 of 57 Sexual partner Someone in an intimate physical relationship 50 of 57 Working relationship The bond you make when you work with someone 51 of 57 Companionship Having someone around to keep you from getting lonely 52 of 57 Dependable Trustworthy and reliable 53 of 57 Communication Transfer information between two individuals 54 of 57 Reassurance Convincing a person effectively 55 of 57 Intense Strong 56 of 57 Disloyalty Something that you could trust you not to be trusted 57 of 57
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