Quiz 4

Question 1

Some societal impacts are coded as

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Policies, procedures, laws

Question 2

Other topics of importance are

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Ageism, religious discrimination, diet culture, mis and dis information campaigns, ableism

Question 3

Explicit bias

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Intentional bias individual is consciously making decisions and value judgements about other groups

Question 4

Implicit bias

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Unintentional - don’t realize their thoughts is driven by experiences or stereotypes internalized

Question 5

Implicit bias does impact actions but..

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Does not force our actions

Question 6

Other forces that drive our actions

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Situational changes
Personality
Values
Policies
Protocols we follow

Question 7

The effect size of implicit bias on actions is

Answer 7

.2

Question 8

Policies and protocols can either

Answer 8

Diminish or increase influence of implicit bias

Question 9

Political division..

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Show distrust in institutions and messengers - including public health and medical institutions and communications

Question 10

When trust in institutions decreases…

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Trust in messages from those institutions and willingness to act on messages decreases

Question 11

Those who lost trust in institutions during covid

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Were less likely to be vaccinated than those who trusted institutions or individuals

Question 12

Strongest examples of political division

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war

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Forement health provider in war-torn regions

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Doctors without borders

Question 14

Example of medical and public health infrastructure being rebuilt after war

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RWANDAN HEALTH CARE SYSTEM

Question 15

Religiosity

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Strong societal force that impacts health

Question 16

When the community is highly religious..

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It has overall strongly positive relationship with health outcomes

Question 17

Stronger outcomes for (religious)

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People who are highly involved in their religious practice

Question 18

Religiosity improves health for the overall community but.

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If someone of same faith feels marginalized within faith, they have worse outcomes, particularly mental health

Question 19

Classism

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Idea that members of one social or economic class are better than others

Question 20

November 2019 study rate pain levels of individuals

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Those rated at lower perceived class were perceived as having less intense pain, less credible pain, pain more attributable to psychological factors

Question 21

Traditional cultural practices

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Myriad language, arts, food, healing practices, family organization, roles

Question 22

Ties to culture can be..

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Empowering and provide social capital

Question 23

Disconnection form culture can be

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Traumatic - indigenous persons during boarding school era

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Haiti - authors found placing themselves in role of learners

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They gained rich insights from ecology of ways of thinking and acting - should be cornerstone of the future of health promotion

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Sexism

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Women perceived as subservient or lower class than men

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Women excluded from studies because

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Their hormones would throw off the study, and what would work in men would work in women

Question 27

Symptoms and outcomes for conditions - heart attack

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Different in women

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Death rates from cardiovascular disease

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Underreported

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Other areas influenced by sexism

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Vehicle safety, violence prevention, sexual assault prevention, occupational safety (equipment designed for men)

Question 30

Homophobia

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LGBTQ individuals experience health disparities - higher alcohol, victims of sexual assault, attempt suicide.

Question 31

Many countries where homosexual activities are illegal

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Prison sentences or death penalty

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Monkeypox outbreak primarily affected..

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Men having sex with men

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Stigma homophobia

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Hypothesized to have influence the pattern of rates through african countries as well as global vaccination efforts

Question 34

Social capital

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Feeling that a person has a strong network of relationships and ties to their community

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Social capital is protective factor for

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Physical outcomes and persons who rate themselves as having high social capital tens to rate themselves as healthier

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social capital can be increased via

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family structure, connection to culture and practices, religiosity, connections to neighborhoods, strong educational systems, friendships, other social ties

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social capital is decreased by

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racism, sexism, classism, marginalization

Question 38

main points of article on racism

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- racism is form of violence that psychologically and physically harms people of color - racial discrimination is stressor that affects behavior and thought - racism activates stress in body negatively impacting health