The Inverted Triangle Approach Is a Model Introduced in the Text

question 4

Multiple Choice

The Inverted Triangle Approach is a model introduced in the text which theorizes that health disparities measured by mortality and morbidity are a function of five "causes." Which item listed below was not included as a causal variable.

• A) socioeconomic variables
• B) environmental factors
• C) behaviors, beliefs, norms and attitudes
• D) genetic predisposition
• E) health care access and services such as prevention and intervention; health screening, health diagnosis; heart treatment
• F) Every item listed above was included as a causal variable

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