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Year 11 PDHPE - Social Construct of Health

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1
People in rural & remote areas have relatively poorer health because...
they consult medical practitioners less often
of harsher environments & less health promotion
less able to participate in organised physical activity
all of the above
2
The media always has a negative impact on peoples perceptions of health
False
True
3
Which is NOT a social construct of health?
Weight
Gender
Socioeconomic status
Geographical location
4
Social construct of health is different views based on peoples...
social circumstances & interactions with their environment.
social circumstances and the dynamic nature of their health
ability to construct their own health and their families
dynamic and relative nature of their health
5
Our socioeconomic status is linked to...
the number of designer clothes and handbags we own.
our bank balance and tax bill.
our level of income, education, employment and occupation.
the size of our families, income and job.
6
Young people’s health attitudes and behaviours can be ___________ influenced by peers.
Somewhat
Significantly
Partially
Always
7
Who might have a better understanding of good health?
A 15 year old boy from a low socioeconomic family.
50 yr old teacher/ cancer survivor living in Sydney .
A 4 year old at pre-school.
30 year old farmer who never wears a hat or suscreen.
8
Parents who play sport are likely to...
always be injured and not want their kids to get hurt.
let their kids only play the same sport as them.
encourage their own children to be active and participate.
not have time for their children.
9
Alternative medicine would be part of which social construct?
Gender
Media
Cultural
Geographic
10
Finishing Year 12 PDHPE should improve your understanding of good health?
False
True