Introduction and Social Determinants Jan 18 Flashcards
Subculture and examples
Norms and values that distinct those from the majority culture ie. Gays, marriage status, language, educational status, ethnicity
What are some mainstream values?
Independence, wealth, cleanliness, hard work, achievement
What does WASP stand for and mean?
White Anglo-Saxon Protestant
Definition of
Attitude
Belief
Ideology
- feeling towards a culture
- something accepted, not necessarily true
- beliefs and thoughts that reflect the social needs and aspirations of a group
What is a world view? (2) and examples
- A philosophy of life
- The way we look at the universe to form values about our lives
- ie. Relationships with nature, cosmetology, ethical reasonin
Generalization (2) and example
- an oversimplified statement of a belief of the behaviours of others
- looking at behaviour and recognizing similarities
Stereotypes
- an oversimplified opinion
- making a judgement, rather than describing
Socialization
Being raised in culture and acquiring characteristics of that group
Acculturate
Modifying culture when in new culture
Assimilate
4 types
- adopting characteristics of the dominant culture
1- martial
2- cultural
3- structural (primary ie. Social groups, church, home) (secondary ie. School and workplace)
Heritage consistency
- consistent vs non consistent
Degree to which one’s lifestyle reflects one’s culture
Traditional and consistent
acculturate and Inconsistent
Ethnicity and examples
+ factors
Complex, paradoxical and self and other defined
Factors - language, religion, nationality
Ie. French, American, Canadian
Racism
Belief that all members from each race possess characters that make them inferior than others
Prejudice
Opinion not based on reason or actual experience
Spector 3 Dimensions of Health/Illness
World of provider
Culture differences
Traditional health beliefs