When Our Individual, Genetic, and Physiological Illness and Disease Risks

question 67

Multiple Choice

When our individual, genetic, and physiological illness and disease risks are exacerbated by social factors like the neighborhood where we live, race, ethnic and class inequality, and corporate and governmental policies and practices, this is referred to sociologically as:

• A) a human rights dilemma.
• B) deprivation amplification.
• C) a food desert.
• D) impression management.
• E) public degradation.

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Definitions:

Generation of Alternatives

The process of creatively identifying a wide range of possible solutions to a problem before deciding on the best course of action.

Stress Inoculation

A cognitive-behavioral coping strategy that increases an individual's resilience to stress through exposure to manageable levels of stress.

Appropriate Intervention

An action or support mechanism that is suitable and effective for addressing a particular problem or condition.

Cognitive Coping

The use of conscious, rational thought to solve problems, reduce stress, and manage adverse or challenging situations.