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Question 1

What are positive social and economic determinates with resources for living?

Answer 1

Sufficient resources, for living supports prosperity, and promotes health and well-being

Question 2

What are positive social and economic determinants with individual experience and lifestyles

Answer 2

• Having the motivation to make positive choices in relation to hereditary issues and lifestyle choices
• respectful, diverse and unique characteristics supports good self-esteem and self-worth
• Developing resilience enables individuals to where stress, adversity and challenges

Question 3

What are positive, social and economic determinants with society and communities?

Answer 3

Living in a society that promote positive attitudes, values, and beliefs contribute to equality

Question 4

What is sex?

Answer 4

Biological features of an individual that generally assigned them as a male or female at birth

Question 5

What is gender?

Answer 5

Social construction based on ideas of masculinity and femininity, and how an individual perceive themselves

Question 6

What are examples of discrimination in sex?

Answer 6

Absence of women in leadership roles, gender pay gap, sexual harassment

Question 7

Statistics that show sex discrimination?

Answer 7

90% of single parents in Wales are women

Question 8

Impact of sex, discrimination, on health and well-being

Answer 8

Increased risk of poor mental and physical health, which is linked to social isolation and loneliness

Question 9

Which action should be taken to avoid sex discrimination?

Answer 9

Gender equality education, legislation, and closing the pay gap

Question 10

What is age?

Answer 10

Number of years lived since one’s date of birth

Question 11

Examples of discrimination in age

Answer 11

Refused finance and neglect

Question 12

Impact of age, discrimination on health and well-being

Answer 12

Poverty leads to an inability to pay for food, heating and home repairs, which leads to an increase risk of poor physical and mental health

Question 13

Action to reduce age discrimination

Answer 13

Legislation and flexible working hours and adapted housing

Question 14

What is race and ethnicity?

Answer 14

Colour, nationality, ethnic origin groups

Question 15

What are examples of discrimination in ethnic groups?

Answer 15

Not meeting service is available, low-paid work, hate crime

Question 16

Impact of discrimination on ethnic groups on health and well-being

Answer 16

Poor self-esteem, poor mental and physical health

Question 17

Actions avoid ethnic group discrimination

Answer 17

Legislation, education and training

Question 18

What are hereditary factors?

Answer 18

Biological genes inherited by parents

Question 19

How is diet a lifestyle factors?

Answer 19

Eat five portions of fruit and veg a day

Economic- fruit and veg can be expensive

Social- higher number of fast food outlets in deprived areas

Question 20

How is activity lifestyle factors?

Answer 20

19 to 64 of age, at least 150 mins of moderate intensity activity for 75 minutes of vigourous intensity, activity

Economic- pool and gym can be expensive

Social- and safe neighbourhood and air pollution may discourage activities such as running

Question 21

How is alcohol a lifestyle factors?

Answer 21

Do not drink more than 14 units of alcohol per week

Economic - some are relatively cheap in the UK. Stress is linked to drinking high amounts

Social- may not seek help with alcohol dependence due to inadequate service

Question 22

How is drugs a lifestyle factors?

Answer 22

Steroids illegal to possess, but illegal to supply without a prescription

Economic- limited income used to pay for them, leaving households, short of pay for essentials, such as food

Social - link to poor body image and poor self-esteem

Question 23

How is smoking lifestyle factors?

Answer 23

Quit smoking

Economic- limited income is used to pay for them which means reduced money for other costs

Social- inability to quit classed as addiction and individuals in deprived communities may not always seek help

Question 24

What are some examples of promoting childhood resilience?

Answer 24

• Positive and caring relationships
• Promoting physical health
• Early intervention in relation to ACEs
• Social networks

Question 25

What are some examples of promoting family resilience?

Answer 25

• Promoting healthy, lifestyles
• Access to employment
• Affordable, secured and good housing
• Good quality environment
• Social networks
• Support of positive parenting

Question 26

How can adverse childhood experiences affect individuals when they want to have a family of their own

Answer 26

• Reduces resilience to adapt in the face of adversity
• unacceptable resources to stress
• Poor health and well-being

Question 27

What are some examples of social barriers to accessing social and community networks?

Answer 27

• inadequate public transport
• Poor physical environment
• Poor physical, health and well-being

Question 28

What are some examples of economic factors to accessing social and community networks?

Answer 28

• Inability to pay for public transport
• Can’t afford own vehicle
• Inability to pay for broadband connections

Question 29

How does sufficient income and work support, prosperity, and promotes health and well-being?

Answer 29

• Have disposable money
• Pay for food as it requires
• rent, or buy a good quality home
• Heat the home
• Choose where to live
• Own vehicle
• Pay for transport
• Make positive lifestyle choices

Question 30

How does Socio economic, cultural and environmental conditions, influence prosperity?

Answer 30

-Good quality, warm and dry home
-Good diet support learning
-Bills can be paid which avoid stress
-can buy educational resources
-Able to fund school trips
-Can pay for extra curricular activities
-Reduces risk of discrimination
-Reduces the risk of ACEs
-Reduces the risk of engaging in unhealthy lifestyle choices