Socio-Economic Factors That Contribute to Differences in the Use of Health

question 29

Multiple Choice

Socio-economic factors that contribute to differences in the use of health services are:

• A) that income and culture affect how health services are used, while education does not have any discernable effect.
• B) that income, culture, and education are all factors that contribute to differences in how health services are used.
• C) culture.
• D) income.
• E) education.

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Definitions:

Decision Making Process

A step-by-step approach to selecting a course of action from multiple alternatives, often involving problem identification, analysis, and choosing a solution.

Norms Conflict

A situation where established standards or behaviors within a group or society clash with those of another, leading to tension or disagreement.

Programmed Decisions

Decisions made in routine situations that follow established policies or procedures.

Employee Involvement

The inclusion of employees in decision making, problem solving, and policy formulation processes, aiming to increase job satisfaction and productivity.