Sociocultural factors

Question 1

SES

Answer 1

refers to a persons income, occupation and education in relation to others in their society

Question 2

Unemployment

Answer 2

Can lead to stress and financial hardship. People without secure employment are at higher risk of mental health issues

Question 3

Social exclusion

Answer 3

when a person does not or cannot adequately participate in society in which they live in. Often associated with mental health issues

Question 4

Social isolation

Answer 4

Occurs when an individuals are not in regular contact with others. Social isolation increases the risk of mental health issues and psychological distress

Question 5

Cultural background

Answer 5

customs, ideas, values and traditions of particular social groups. Examples include gender stereotypes, dietary choices, attitudes towards employment, education and health care. all of which impact health outcomes

Question 6

Food availability

Answer 6

AKA food security has a relationship with health outcomes. Those who cannot afford or access healthy access healthy foods are at a higher risk of chronic diseases

Question 7

Early life experiences

Answer 7

Impacts both short and long term. Maternal tobacco, alcohol and drug use and maternal nutrition and exposure to certain chemicals, bacteria and viruses during pregnancy. these can contribute to conditions across childhood to adulthood.

Question 8

Commercial factors

Answer 8

Relate to the impact that the private sector have has on consumption patterns of individuals and groups.