Unit 2:factors Affecting Health And Wellbeing Flashcards

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Physical effects of cystic fibrosis

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Thick sticky mucus in the lungs, digestive system and other organs
Reduced lung function
Chest infections
Digestive issues
More likely to have diabetes,liver disease, infertility

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Emotional effects of cystic fibrosis

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Low self-esteem
Scared about future or treatment
Sadness as life can be limited
Lonely as have to avoid ppl due to infection

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Social effects of cystic fibrosis

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Avoid relationships as cannot be long term
Frequent illness impacts social life
Misunderstood so ppl avoid them

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What does behavioural factors mean

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The various aspects of our lives, the choices we make and how these impact us

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What is alcohol misuse

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Excessive consumption of alcohol. Alcohol is a powerful chemical that can have a wide range of adverse effects on almost every part of your body, including your brain, bones and heart.

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What can alcohol misuse cause

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Liver disease, heart disease, sleep disorders, depression, stroke, STIs, cancer

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Physical effects of alcohol misuse

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Liver disease
Heart disease
Sleep disorders
Depression
Stroke
STIs
Some types of cancer

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Emotional effects of alcohol misuse

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Depression as emotions aren’t real
Worried about future due to illness
Sad as relationship affected
Low self esteem as appearance affected

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Social effects of alcohol misuse

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Loose friends and family due to altered behaviour, arguments
Money used for alcohol so can’t join social outings
Work affected as hungover or need drink to get through day

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Physical effects of smoking

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Heart disease
Lung cancer
Wrinkles - premature aging
Bad breath
Infertility in men

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Emotional effects of smoking

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Anxiety or irritable if cannot get a smoke
Worried about health
Sadness as family member dies of smoke related illness
Angry/fed up at people moaning at you for smoking

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Social effects of smoking

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People avoid you cause everything smells of smoke
Spare cabs used for cigarettes so less for social life
Have to smoke outside so miss out on aspects of social activity

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Physical effects of occupational hazards

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Lack of sleep
Poor diet
Physical injury
Head aches

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Emotional effects for occupational hazards

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Stress/anxiety/depression

Fear eg. Police man/woman

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Social effects of occupational hazards

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Shift workers may have less time to see friends/ socialise
Job may be very social eg. Talking to public

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What is health and wellbeing

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Health - A complete state of physical, mental and social wellbeing and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. A positive concept

Wellbeing - about people and creating the conditions for us all to thrive. It’s the quality of life and prosperity, positive physical and mental health, and sustainable thriving communities

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Physical factors affecting health and well-being

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Chronic illness/disease genetically inherited conditions

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Behavioural factors affecting health and well-being

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Physical activity
Diet (healthy/unhealthy)
Smoking
Alcohol misuse
Illegal drug use

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Socio-economic factors affecting health and well being

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Culture / ethnicity
Income
Housing conditions
Employment / unemployment

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Environmental factors affecting health and wellbeing

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Pollution
Occupational hazards
Geographic location

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What is cystic fibrosis

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An inherited condition in which the lungs and digestive system become clogged with thick sticky mucus

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What is type 2 diabetes

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A serious lifelong condition where blood glucose is too high because your body doesn’t make enough insulin or it doesn’t work properly 

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What are the physical effects of type two diabetes?

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Heart disease
Stroke
Kidney disease
Eye problems line dental disease
Nerve damage
Foot problems

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What are the emotional effects of type two diabetes

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Stress about it getting worse or developing more illnesses
Embarrassed about injections or medication
Missing out on treats high in sugar so feel sad and restricted

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Social effects of type two diabetes

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Miss out on events as food involved
Lose friends and embarrassed
Bullied
Family closer for support

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What is osteoporosis?

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Air condition, condition that weakens bones making them fragile and easy to break

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Physical effects of osteopathic

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Fractures
Pain
Mobility issues

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Emotional effects of osteoporosis

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Frustrated as pain or injury means not going out
Worried about hurting themself
Impacts self esteem,

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Social effects of osteoporosis

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Friendships impacted as injuries stop them going out
Pain makes them grumpy so they loose friends
Closer relationships and they need help getting about

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What is coronary heart disease

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When the heart blood supply is blocked by a buildup of fatty substances in the coronary arteries

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Physical effects of coronary heart disease

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Heart palpitations
Breathlessness
Angina
Heart attack

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Emotional effects of coronary heart disease

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Worry about future health and death
Loose confidence in themself
Determined to improve health

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Social effects of coronary heart disease

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Stop going out as worried about getting a heart attack
New friends from joining the gym etc to improve health

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Physical effects of dementia

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Memory loss
Difficulty concentrating
Tiredness
Loss of weight

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What is dementia

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Memory loss,
difficulty thinking/problem solving and language

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Emotional effects of dementia

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Mood changes
Lack of empathy
Stop showing affection

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Social effects of dementia

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Struggle to follow convo
Find it hard to carry out tasks
Don’t recognise ppl - isolated

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What is asthma

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A condition that facets your airways

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Physical effects of asthma

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Cough
Wheeze
Breathlessness
Chest tightness

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emotional effects of asthma

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Annoyed/frustrated as miss out on things
Scared of having asthma attack
Nervous of new situations in case of triggers
Embarrassed of having asthma attack

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Social effects of asthma

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Miss out on activities
Avoid homes in case of triggers
Bullied for being different
Having to watch what you eat due to triggers

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What is duchene muscular dystrophy

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A genetic condition causing granular deterioration of muscle strength and eventually full time wheelchair use

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Physical effects of duchenne muscular dystrophy

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Enlarged calf muscles
Mobility issues
Tiredness
Muscle cramps
Respiratory issues

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Emotionally effects of duchenne muscular dystrophy

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Shock about diagnosis
Worry about future
Depression
Loss of independence
Effects self esteem

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Social effects of duchenne muscular dystrophy

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Miss out on activities
Meet new people at support groups
Closer family relationships

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Alcohol misuse effects on physical well-being

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Can cause liver disease, heart disease, sleep disorders, stroke, STIs and cancer

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Alcohol misuse effects on social wellbeing

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Loose friends/fam cause of behaviour
Money used on alcohol so can’t go out
Work affected as hungover or need drink

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Alcohol misuse effects on emotional well-being

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Depression as emotions aren’t real
Worried about future - illness
Sad as relationships affected
LOW self esteem as appearance affected

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Physical well-being effects from healthy/unhealthy diets

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Controls weights, energy levels, prevent illness, CHD, anemia, diabetes, eating disorders

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Healthy/unhealthy diet effects on social wellbeing

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Weight makes you wanna stay home
Healthy food is more expensive so less money to go out

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Healthy / unhealthy diet effects on emotional well-being

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Self esteem affected by appearance
Low mood cause of illness
Lack of control (comfort eating)

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Physical effects of illegal drug use

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Live/heart/kidney damage
Addiction
Overdose
Withdrawal symptoms if no supply

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Social effects of illegal drug use

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Relationships damaged due to behaviour changes
Loss of job as have been caught or behaving different
No money to go out cause spent on drugs

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Emotional effects of illegal drug use

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Self esteem affected as appearance altered
Addiction so only care about getting drugs
Depression
Anxiety

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Physical effects of physical inactivity/activity

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Improves heart health and bone health
Impacts weight
Can cause injury

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Social effects of physical activity / inactivity

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Provides opportunity to make friends
More self confidence so more likely to socialise

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Emotional effects of physical activity/ inactivity

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Help relaxation
Increase self esteem as happier
Inactivity can increase weight = self esteem

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Physical effects of smoking

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Heart disease
Lung cancer
Bad breath
Infertility in men

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Social effects of smoking

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avoided cause smell of smoke
Spare money used for cigarettes so less for socialising
Have to smoke outside so miss out on social aspects

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Emotional effects of smoking

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Anxiety / irritable of can’t get smoke
Sadness from family members dying of smoke related illness
Angry because ppl complain about you smoking

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Give examples of air pollution

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Transport
Factories
Over development

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Examples of noise pollution

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Concerts
Fireworks
Construction sites

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Physical effects of air pollution

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Eye irritation
Coughing
Breathing issues
Headaches

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Physical effects of air pollution

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Eye irritation
Coughing
Breathing issues
Headaches

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Physical effects of water pollution

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Nausea / vomiting
Cholera / typhoid
Death
Lack of sleep

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Emotional effects of pollution

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Stress
Irritable
Angry
Anxiety
Depression
Worried about impacts on families / your health

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Social effects of pollution

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Stay in as dont wanna go out if air quality is poor
Children can’t play outside so friendships aren’t as strong
Noise affects sleep and so too tired to go out and socialise impacting realationships
Front invite people to visit as pollution impacts quality of home

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Physical effects of geographic location

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Symptoms of illness can worsen before getting treatment if live far away
Physical symptoms of stress due to waiting on treatment
Slower recovery time as less access to support

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Emotional effects of geographic location

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Anger about treatment being ‘postcode lottery’
Stress about waiting times
Self esteem affected as illness prolonged

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Social effects of geographic location

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Recovery slower so social life impacted
Dependant on others to drive you too treatment
Less social opportunities if not locally available

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Physical effects of occupational hazards

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Lack of sleep
Poor diet
Physical injury
Headaches

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Emotional effects of occupational hazards

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Stress, anxiety, depression
Fear (police etc )

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Social effects of occupational hazzards

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shift workers have less time to see friends
Job may be very social ( talking to the public )

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Physical effects of culture and ethnicity

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Illness worsens as can’t access suitable GP (Muslim women - no men)
food provided isn’t suitable for religion - so go hungry
injury due to Bullying

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Emotional effects of culture / ethnicity

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Excluded as have diff beliefs
Self esteem effected as feel less value
Fear from bullying / discrimination
Sense of belonging with those of same culture

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Social effects oof culture / ethnicity

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Bullied / discriminated
Relationships are limited to ppl of culture
Meeting ppl from other cultures adds interest

Strong relationships with those of same culture / ethnicity.

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Physical effects of low income

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Illness due to cold / damp
Obesity due to eating cheap
Tiredness about worrying

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Emotonal effects of low income

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stress
Low self esteem as can’t afford stuff
Disappointed fam will miss out on experiences

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Social effects of low income

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Don’t invite ppl over cause embarrassed
No spare money to go out
Avoid ppl as wanna keep poverty a secret

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Physical effects of high income

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Money for fresh food which improves health
Spare money for a gym which improves exercise
Can afford d medical care / treatment.

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Emotional effects of high income

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Less stress as can pay bills
Positive self esteem as can buy new things
Happy and relaxed
Pressure to keep job and maintain income

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Social effects of high income

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Spare cash to socialise
Money to join clubs to build relationships
Confident cause new experiences makes it easier to meet new people

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Physical effects of housing conditions

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Damp conditions increase risk of asthma and breathing issues
Mould leads to nausea / illness
A garden allows space for play / exercise

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Emotional effects of housing conditions

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Stress cause worrying about conditions / illness
Embarrassed about where you live
Space means somewhere to relax / unwind - happier

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Social effects of housing conditions

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Don’t invite people over as embarrassed
Space means inviting friends to stay
Conflict due to lack of space

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Physical effects of employment / unemployment

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Employment:
Higher income so diet is improved
Jobs can lead to injury or improve fitness
Work stress causes less sleep / chest pain

Unemployed:
Lack of job causes stress so less sleep / chest pain
Lack of income impacts diet / health
Spare time to focus on fitness

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Emotional effects on employment / unemployment

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Unemployment :
Worry about paying bills
Low self esteem as lack of identity / status from job
Long term unemployment causes depression

Employment:
Self esteem improved as job makes you feel value
Secure job can mean content happiness
Work stress can cause anxiety

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Social effects of employment / unemployment

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Employment :
New relationships in work place
Social opportunities linked to job
Income brings independence

Unemployment:
Family relationships suffer due to financial worries
Less income to less social opportunities
Avoid ppl as embarrassed about low income