Key Concepts in Social and Personal Wellbeing

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Influence

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What makes us do or act a certain way

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Consequences

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Every action has consequences, these can be positive or negative

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Strategies

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Actions we can take to help enhance our wellbeing or minimize harm

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Personal Factor

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An individual's beliefs, attitudes, needs, wants, thoughts, values and behaviours

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Interpersonal Factor

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Comes from interactions and communications directly between people

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Societal Factor

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The way cultural attitudes, politics, economic circumstances, social norms, media pressures and globalisation interact with communities and individuals.

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Barriers

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Things that prevent an individual from being able to do something

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Enablers

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Something that helps and makes things possible

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Socio-ecological perspective

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Personal, interpersonal and or societal factors that influence/shape a person's wellbeing.

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Stereotype

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A generalized belief about a group of people