Which is not a main part in the sick role

The ill are expected to cook and eat good soup while resting

What were the basic roles of global institutions

World Trade Organization, The World Bank, The International Monetary Fund

What are thr social determinants of health

Education & Disability, Race, Gender & ethnicity, Mental Health & SES

for the people, by the people, representing all marginalized people

What is world systems theory

views the world as a transnational division of labour, classifies countries as core, semi-periphery, or periphery, A main theory of globalization

Talcott parsons sick role is...

how people who are ill work to minimize the disruptive impact of illness

What are the effects of privitising health care select 2

Shifting the burden of payment to individuals., Transferring care from public-sector professionals to unpaid caregivers.

what is a core nation

highly industrialized, technological & urbanized

What triggered the idol no more movement

protests against the dismantling and environmental protection laws.

the canadian health care system is ...

privitizing by stealth (non democratic).

A state of physical, mental, and social well-being., Fixed bianary opposite to illness

Which define collective identity

Some examples are Media or Case Studies., identity of the group becomes a part of the person's individual identity., A person's sense of belonging in a group.

Who is the digital imigrant

The People who grew up before digital technology became commonplace.

occured after WW2 to help lower classes

what is a periphery nation

very little industrialization; economically dependent, purchase of any item involves us in a series of social relationships

The idea that only your culture is normal and anything outside it is weird

most important factors

Gender, age and genetic factors

how may someone be stigmatized while ill

if failure to fulfill one’s role.

What is the self fufilling prophecy

The power of the mind to influence one’s health or illness.

Define social movement

When ordinary people come together to make a stand.

What barriers did globalization hit

created a vast gap between rich & poor. so stratification had to change too

Which view was from the 1700s

Medical community grew more respectful of treating women as mature adults., gender biases of the past began to change.

What are the problems with former language

indicated a hierarchical & derogatory ranking: which countries are superior

Change in physical parts of society over time & has collective behaviours.

provide 4 those directly or indirectly affected by the Residential Schools, opened up opportunities for people to share their stories about the schools

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the starting point; something new is created that inspires change is called
Rise of institution
Inovation
Exponential growth
Saturation
2
Which is not a main part in the sick role
The ill are expected to cook and eat good soup while resting
The ill is entitled to certain rights including release from chores & tasks
The sick is not held responsible for their poor health.
The sick is expected to take steps to regain their health.
3
What were the basic roles of global institutions
World Trade Organization
The global debt
The World Bank
The International Monetary Fund
4
What are thr social determinants of health
Education & Disability
SES, Disability & illness,
Race, Gender & ethnicity
Mental Health & SES
5
Institutions support inequality
False
True
6
Sociology is
for the people
helping the people
by the people
representing all marginalized people
7
The idol no more movement is to honour Indegious supremacy and to protect the land, water and sky.
True
False
8
What is world systems theory
views the world as a transnational division of labour
classifies countries as core, semi-periphery, or periphery
An interconected web of institutions woven globaly
A main theory of globalization
9
the majority of the population adopts the new innovation.
Saturation
Rise of institution
Exponential growth
Inovation
10
Talcott parsons sick role is...
about children playing sick to avoid school work and seek emotional comfort
the role that terminally ill people and children play in society
how people who are ill work to minimize the disruptive impact of illness
the role of a dice that decides if we unplug grannys life support
11
On the English survey 82 out of 150 participants completed the full survey, making the completion rate 55%.
False
True
12
What are the effects of privitising health care select 2
Closing health service delivery to individuals
Shifting the burden of payment to individuals.
Transferring care from public-sector professionals to unpaid caregivers.
making unpaid care givers pay higher taxes for public sector proffessionals
13
There is only one strand of feminist theory
True
False
14
Who where and why is it the obesity affecting most
lower class north american men
lower class teenage girls
wealthier north american men
middle to high class tenage girls
15
Digital Natives grew up without technology
True
False
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what is a core nation
possess valuable resources that are exploited
very little industrialization; economically dependent
purchase of any item involves us in a series of social relationships
highly industrialized, technological & urbanized
17
What triggered the idol no more movement
protests against the dismantling and environmental protection laws.
An increase in poor water, and air quality
The un-livable conditions of native reserves
An alarming rise in polution rates
18
the canadian health care system is ...
free...
privitizing by stealth (democratic).
avoiding democratics with stealth
privitizing by stealth (non democratic).
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Definition of health
the purgatory between being healthy and unhealthy
A state of physical, mental, and social well-being.
Fixed bianary opposite to illness
fixed bianary opposite to un-healthy
20
Which define collective identity
Some examples are Media or Case Studies.
identity of the group becomes a part of the person's individual identity.
A person's sense of belonging in a group.
Some examples are the Civil Rights Movement and the Women’s Movement
21
Which is not a type of nation
Core
Semi Periphery
Periphery
Semi Centered
22
obesity example who is more likely to be over weight?
Russian people
Italians
North americans
Jappanese people
23
Who is the digital imigrant
The People who grew up with digital technology.
Brian Sinclair
Talcott parsons
The People who grew up before digital technology became commonplace.
24
There is only one strand of symbolic interaction
True
False
25
Global stratification has how many inequalities
14
3
7
2
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Define welfare state
occured after WW2 to help lower classes
occured after WW2 to help high class citiczens
occured after ww1 to help lower classes
occured after ww1 to help high class citiczens
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Petitions are the most common form of social movement
False
True
28
what is a periphery nation
very little industrialization; economically dependent
purchase of any item involves us in a series of social relationships
possess valuable resources that are exploited
highly industrialized, technological & urbanized
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Define ethnocentrism
Change in physical parts of society over time & has collective behaviours.
The idea that your culture is superior to all others
Flat earthers and their beleif that they are in the center of the universe
The idea that only your culture is normal and anything outside it is weird
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most important factors
Individual lifestyle factors.
General socio-economic factors, cultural and environmental conditions.
Gender, age and genetic factors
Social and community networks
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how may someone be stigmatized while ill
if they puke on people
if failure to fulfill one’s role.
If they fail to fufill regular duties regardless
if they "cry wolf"
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What is the new global Focus on social movement
Feminism
Ending Racism
Animal cruelty
the environment
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What is the self fufilling prophecy
Placebo pills
The ability to take action that will influence recovery from illness
The power of the mind to influence one’s health or illness.
What the oracle Delpi prohecises i do at their comand
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Define social movement
When ordinary people come together to make a stand.
Moving people to a new collective idea and place
Change in physical parts of society over time & has collective behaviours.
Moving societal groups within the SES
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The obesity example was showing a difference in large scale diets.
False
True
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What barriers did globalization hit
Did not pass government standards first 6 times
It didn't hit any its not the titanic.
created alarming rates of social inequality and had to be modified
created a vast gap between rich & poor. so stratification had to change too
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Which view was from the 1700s
Medical community grew more respectful of treating women as mature adults.
Physiological functions of women viewed as abnormal
gender biases of the past began to change.
Pregnancy & menopause were viewed as requiring medical intervention.
38
Global inequality...
depicts concentration of resources in certain nations
both
neither
affects the opportunities of people in poor and less powerful countries.
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process that the original innovation has become part of the society’s traditions and normal daily practices is called
Inovation
Exponential growth
Rise of institution
Saturation
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socialization is negotiation
False
True
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The completion time was 41 minutes and 32 seconds.
False
True
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What are the problems with former language
too simple? why does everything need fancy names
Degraded good counties depriving them of proper value and status
idk bro ask neal
indicated a hierarchical & derogatory ranking: which countries are superior
43
Define social change
When ordinary people come together to make a stand.
Social movements like the womens march
The change in our social lives, ie new friendships or lost conections
Change in physical parts of society over time & has collective behaviours.
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many social determinants intersect with one another withing the health institution
True
False
45
Purpouse of the TRC
provide 4 those directly or indirectly affected by the Residential Schools
opened up opportunities for people to share their stories about the schools
Prosicute those who were responsible for the missing and murdered
Dive deeper into discovering the full story ofresidential schools
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Is madd a movement or an institution
Both
Neither
movement
institution
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Is Health is an issue where issues of gender (social construct) & sex (physiological construct) intersect?
Yes
No
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social change occurs through active revolt against inequality, so we need conflict is to rid the world of inequality.
Cyclical theory
Clinical theory
Equilibrium theory
Conflict theory
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Does economic privitization create more or less inequality
Less
does not effect inequality
More
Does not create inequality at all
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Socialization teaches us how to play the sick role. We enact this role when interacting with others.
True
False
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Is moving care from public institutions, such as hospitals, to community-based organizations a result of privitizing
No
Yes
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what were the problecatic terms we used to use
Core nations
first, second and third world countries
semi periphery nations and periphery nations
globalization and stratification
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least important factors
Social and community networks
Gender, age and genetic factors
General socio-economic factors, cultural and environmental conditions
Individual lifestyle factors
54
Symbolic interaction is negotiated not just institutionalized
True
False
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What is lamnation and modernization theory
Thus, change within one institution requires adjustments within others
Modern societies emphasize individual achievement.
Societies evolve in a strictly quadratic fashion
Societies evolve in a strictly linear fashion.
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What are the effects of privitising health care select 2
Opening health service delivery to private corporations.
Re constructing stratagies to deliver corperations sucess
shifting burden of payment away from individuals
Adopting the same management strategies of the private sector.
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Talcott andrews wrote the functionalist sick role
False
True
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Which is not a socio economic factor
Ethnicity Race and diasability
Social and community networks & Living and working conditions.
Age, gender, genetic & Individual lifestyle factors.
General socio-economic factors, cultural and environmental conditions.
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What happens when a movement is successful
Change starts to surface in different ways
Movement morphs into the system by becoming an istitution
The institution crumbles and is replaced with the movement
Burn bra's and go home
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TRC stands for
Truth and reconsilliation comission
Truth and reconsilliation constitution
Truth and reconssiliation comission
Truth and recollection constitution
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How do social movements collapse
A pause in incline meaning the conflict with the establishment continues
Removing the learder from the movement
If negative action is taken against it, ie new policies and enforcements
A negative decline, meaning the conflict with the establishment continues
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Social change sways according to dominant public interests that are always at odds with each other in endless cycles.
Equilibrium theory
Cyclical theory
Conflict theory
Clinical theory
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How are we trying to change other cultures
By offering jobs and home in canada
By introducing our trends to other cultures
By assimilation them and eradicating their culture
By getting them to understand our beauty standards
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Which is not a part of the global wealth cap
Richest 1%, had 64% of all wealth in 2015
In 2015, the 1% had almost 50% of the worlds wealth
Richest 1%, had 44% of all wealth in 2010
50% of children live below the $2-a-day international poverty line
65
Which view was from the 1800s
gender biases of the past began to change.
Physiological functions of women viewed as abnormal
Pregnancy & menopause were viewed as requiring medical intervention.
Medical community grew more respectful of treating women as mature adults.
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The health institution serves the different socio economic classes equally.
True
False
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What is the BMI
body mass index
body mass institution
body mass information guide
body mass indicator
68
What is a semi periphary nation
very little industrialization; economically dependent
highly industrialized, technological & urbanized
possess valuable resources that are exploited
purchase of any item involves us in a series of social relationships
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Corperations are the most powerful istitution today
True
False
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Which is NOT included in the difinition of life expectancy
The average number of years a population at some age can expect to live.
death count down by days weeks months and days, a traditional celebration
the average number of healthy years one can expect to live
The expected time left in life if following current patterns
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define dependancy theory
worst possible position to try to compete with such monopoly capitalists.
Developing countries are forced to "develop" from a system that is imported
Developing countries depend on the loans of core nations to grow
Poor countries form the hinterlands for the metropolis centre of capitalism
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what does society do with intersectionallity
Institutionalizes it
Eradicates it
Ignores it
None of the above
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Negative effects of global stratification
Racism
Social inequality
Sexism
Economic Inequality
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Explain the BMI
Depicts how healthy your weight is based of height age and habits
artificially inflates the actual number of “overweight” and “obese” people.
Tells you howun healthy you are bassed off in accurate information.
problematic because it does not accurately measure either obesity or health
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differences in health status across groups linked to social, economic, or environmental conditions, what is it called?
Health desperities
Health dinosaurs
Health determinants
Health definition
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Define sybolic interaction
A sereis of jumping to conclusions until the symbolism behind it is lost
Interaction that required us to read through the lines
Examines how socialization's negotiated through our connections with others
Conversation that requires little language and is understood through symbol
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Global Stratification includes
Global stratification
Economic stratification
Global inequality
Economic inequality
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What is Globalization
The worldwide exchange of money, goods, and services
The concentration of resources in certain nations
affects the opportunities of people in poor and less powerful countries.
sociocultural changes that occur with increasing trade and human contact
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Which define collective behaviour
identity of the group becomes a part of the person's individual identity.
Some examples are the Civil Rights Movement and the Women’s Movement.
Not individualistic.
Some goals r 2 seek legitimacy seek recognition & change from institutions
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for society to change back to its natural state, changes in one part of a society require change to other parts.
Conflict theory
Cyclical theory
Equilibrium theory
Clinical theory
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What is power
The core of all social relationships
A part of your social standpoint, along with money
A Kanye west song
the influence of the “Upper-Class” who create the dominant ideology
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what is NOT cyclical change
Inovation
Rise of institution
Saturation
Exponential growth
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people are...
innocent
inprovising
incompetent
in institutions

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