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Why was the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act created?
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so healthcare could be attainable for all people
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so people would stop contributing to insurance premiums
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so most employers would be forced to offer healthcare plans
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so every citizen could have his or her choice of doctors
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Why is socioeconomic status a reliable predictor of a person's health?
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Poor people have less access to healthcare services.
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Affluent people experience more stress.
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Disease rarely affects affluent people.
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Disease is more easily transmitted among poor than affluent
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How does the European model of social class structure differ from the American model?
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Occupation is the primary consideration.
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The middle class is unrecognizable.
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There is much gray area between classes.
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Wealth is distributed unequally among society.
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How are Weber's findings demonstrated today?
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in the determination of class standing
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in the definition of "power"
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in the beliefs concerning education
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in the values of society
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According to Pamela Herd, how is education related to health?
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It becomes less significant as one ages.
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It determines the life span of individuals.
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It allows people to make better choices.
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It provides a stable background.
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Why are people in lower socioeconomic classes more likely to encounter health problems?
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They have more exposure to risk factors.
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They have a poor education.
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They have fewer healthcare options.
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They have a large number of children.
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How has socialized medicine affected the quality of health among classes?
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Lower-income groups still have greater rates of illness.
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It has equalized the incidence of both infectious and chronic
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It has allowed more affluent groups to obtain better insurance.
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Middle-class groups have experienced a rise in health problems.
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What is the result of the "social gradient?"
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Question 9
People with a lower job status have poorer health, regardless of
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All white collar workers are found to be equally healthy.
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Middle-class workers have the highest levels of self-esteem.
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Access to good healthcare is the main determinant in overall
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What did the findings of the 1980 Black Report indicate?
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The use of preventative health care was not adequately used.
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The healthcare system was biased against poorer people.
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Affluent classes had more access to quality doctors and facilities.
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Living conditions were insignificant factors in overall health.
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Question 10
How does J. Rogers Hollingsworth suggest societies can attain equal levels of health
among all people?
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by dissolving the current socioeconomic class structure
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by introducing technological advances into society
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by providing healthcare for every citizen
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by improving methods of spending by the government
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How did the National Health Service affect people in Britain?
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It increased the life span for all classes.
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It closed the gap between classes.
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It eliminated poor living conditions.
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It introduced better medical technology.
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How does the condition of a neighborhood affect health?
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Disadvantaged neighborhoods show increased incidences of
depression.
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Disadvantaged neighborhoods show increased incidences of
exercise.
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Advantaged neighborhoods show increased incidences of
exhaustion.
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Advantaged neighborhoods show increased incidences of obesity. Incorrect
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What is one aspect of urban living that has proven to be detrimental to health?
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many causes of stress
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proximity to hospitals
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poor diet choices
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limited educational services
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According to Phelan and her associates, why do people in power have good health?
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They have a sense of control and security in their lives.
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They have unlimited access to healthcare.
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They make the best of their education.
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They make good decisions regarding money.
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How does the example of Park Clinic and County Clinic show the disparity of healthcare?
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The upper classes receive more individualized attention.
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The lower classes are attended to by less capable doctors.
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The lower classes pay out-of-pocket for their care.
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The upper classes obtain more accurate dosing information.
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