Lecture 7 Flashcards

Health and Mental Health

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1
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what are the two main reasons for environmental problems being at the degree they are at now?

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  1. tragedy of the commons
  2. social contract
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what is the tragedy of the commons?

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when an individual with access to a public resource overuses and exploits that resource

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what is the free rider problem?

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when someone decides to benefit from something without putting in the work

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what is globalization?

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the growing economic, political and social interconnectedness between nations

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5
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what are the challenges of globalization and health?

DRR

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  1. risk of disease spread
  2. reduces the power of governments to tax corporations and wealth
  3. reduces working conditions in poor countries
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what is meritocracy?

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judging people on their skill rather than things they can not control

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what is the only wealthy nation that operates without free or universal healthcare?

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the United States

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what are the two reasons why the consumer lacks power in a healthcare-free market?

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  1. time
  2. valuation
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what is mental health?

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the successful performance of mental function

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what is mental illness?

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abnormal thinking accompanied with significant distress

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why is mental illness hard to fix?

SCM

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  1. it is socially defined
  2. mental illness presents itself differently depending on which culture the person with mental illness belongs to
  3. tied to conceptions of morality
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what are scripts?

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what is expected to say in a conversation

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12
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what is the definition of mental illness based on?

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consensus

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13
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who created the Dramaturgical
Perspective?

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Erving Goffman

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what is the Dramaturgical
Perspective?

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comparing society to a theatre where everyone has expected roles and scripts to play

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what are props?

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things we wear in a given context

16
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what are roles?

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a part played by a person

17
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what is the front stage self?

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the self that we present to society

18
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what is the backstage self?

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our true selves, the one we express with close friends and family

19
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what are norms?

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socially defined rules of behaviour

20
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why do people fear others with mental illness?

NPI

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  1. those with mental illness as less likely to follow norms
  2. People with mental illness end up in prison
  3. All illegitimate violence is associated with mental illness
21
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what are folkways?

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customs habits or manners of society

22
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what is private industry science?

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scientific evidence by a individual who is funded by the corporation he or she is working for

22
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what is Weber’s Principle of bureaucracy?

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ensure people do their job within the confines of its role

23
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what are laws?

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formal norms backed by authority

24
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who holds corporations responsible?

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  1. the government
  2. consumers
  3. Justice system
25
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what is academic science?

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evidence related to science conducted by professors

26
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what does spurious mean?

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when a claim is found to be false