Final Exam pt. 1 Flashcards
The World Health Organization (WHO, 2010) recognizes that gender is an important determinant of health in two dimensions:
1.
2.
1) gender inequality leads to health risks for women and girls globally
2) addressing gender norms and roles leads to a better understanding of how the social construction of identity and unbalanced power relations between men and women affect the risks
The World Health Organization (WHO, 2010) recognizes that gender is an important determinant of health in two dimensions:
1) gender inequality leads to health risks for _______ and _____ globally
2) addressing gender _____ and _____ leads to a better understanding of how the social construction of identity and unbalanced power relations between men and women affect the risks
women
girls
norms
roles
The World Health Organization (WHO, 2010) recognizes that gender is an important determinant of health in two dimensions:
1) gender inequality leads to health risks for women and girls ________
2) addressing gender norms and roles leads to a better understanding of how the ______ __________ of identity and unbalanced power relations between men and women affect the risks
globally
social construction
What are some of the sociocultural factors that prevent women and girls benefitting from quality health services?
(1) unequal power relationships between men and women
(2) social norms that decrease education and paid employment opportunities
(3) an exclusive focus on women’s reproductive roles
(4) potential or actual experience of physical, sexual and emotional violence.
Recent figures indicate that ____% of women worldwide have experienced either intimate partner violence or non-partner sexual violence in their lifetime.
35%
Recent figures indicate that 35% of women worldwide have experienced either intimate _______ violence or non-partner _______ violence in their lifetime.
partner
sexual
Women are more susceptible to _________ and ______ than men. Depression is the leading cause of disease burden for women in both high-income and low- and middle-income countries.
depression
anxiety
Women are more susceptible to depression and anxiety than men. _________ is the leading cause of disease burden for women in both high-income and low- and middle-income countries.
Depression
Women are more susceptible to depression and anxiety than men. Depression is the leading cause of disease burden for women in both _____-income and ____- and ______-income countries.
high
low
middle
What are the main causes of death worldwide in adolescent girls?
self-inflicted injuries, road traffic injuries, and drowning
______ ______ _______ are the leading cause of death among adolescent girls in high- and upper-middle-income countries.
road traffic injuries
Road traffic injuries are the leading cause of death among adolescent girls in _____- and _____-______-income countries.
high
upper-middle
Globally, ___________ _______, often thought to be a “male” problem; is the number one killer of women.
cardiovascular disease
Globally, cardiovascular disease, often thought to be a “_____” problem; is the number one killer of women.
male
Globally, cardiovascular disease, often thought to be a “male” problem; is the number one killer of _______.
women
How is hyper-masculinity linked to injury?
Men can go out and get injured doing something to prove their masculinity.
How is hyper-masculinity linked seeking medical care?
Men may not seek medical attention, because it’s not seen as masculine.
People live longer in countries that spend more on “______ _____” programs that support health
social care
The ______ ______ is the only country that spends more treating health issues vs social care programs.
United States
The United States is the only country that spends more treating ______ issues vs social care programs.
health
The United States is the only country that spends more treating health issues vs ______ ____ programs.
social care
Prevention programs get only ___% of US health care dollars.
3
What is the difference between authority and power?
Authority is the justifiable right to exercise power.
Power is the ability to carry out one’s will despite resistance.
Having ________ in a society helps to enforce the norms of that society.
authority
Having authority in a society helps to enforce the _____ of that society.
norms
Authority is power that is backed by a _______.
society
__________ is the probability that a command will be obeyed by a group of people.
domination
What are the three types of legitimate authority?
- charismatic authority
- traditional authority
- legal-rational authority
___________ authority is based on the personal appeal of an individual leader.
Charismatic
What type of authority is this: Jesus Christ?
charismatic authority
What type of authority is this: Gandhi?
charismatic authority
compelling attractiveness or charm that can inspire devotion in others.
charisma
What type of authority is this: Martin Luther King, Jr. ?
charismatic authority
What type of authority is this: Hitler?
charismatic authority
What type of authority is this: Abraham Lincoln?
charismatic authority
__________ authority is based on appeals to the past or a long established way of doing things.
Traditional
What type of authority is this: the Pope?
traditional authority
What type of authority is this: Queen of England?
traditional authority
What type of authority is this: tribal leader?
traditional authority
______-_______ authority is based on legal, impersonal rules that have been routinized and rationalized.
Legal-rational
Legal-rational authority is based on legal, ________ rules that have been _________ and rationalized.
impersonal
routinized
What type of authority is this: the President of the U.S.?
legal-rational authority
What type of authority is this: the police force?
legal-rational authority
What type of authority is this: a judge?
legal-rational authority
________ is the use of force/threats to get others to do what you want.
Coercion
Once a person or institution decides to use physical _______, it loses all its legitimate _________.
coercion
authority
