Bradys Article
Mood & Jonsson
Key Concepts
Real-life examples
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According to Brady, Should we only blame individuals for poverty? why? 

No. We should look at the larger systems and conditions that contribute to poverty. 

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What part of peoples lives did Mood & Jonsson study besides income? 

Social lives, relationships, participation in society. 

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What is poverty? 

Not having enough money or resources to meet basic needs. 

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Can someone who works hard still experience poverty? why or why not? 

Yes. Their wages may be too low to cover basic living costs. 

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Does Brady encourage us to look beyond individual choices? 

Yes. He emphasizes the importance of social and economic conditions. 

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Name one way poverty can affect friendships. 

Someone might not be able to afford social activities or outings with friends. 

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What is social inequality? 

When people have unequal access to resources and opportunities. 

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Name one basic need that can be difficult to afford when someone is experiencing poverty. 

Food, housing, clothing, healthcare, transportation etc. 

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Name one larger condition that contributes to poverty. 

Low wages, expensive housing, limited job opportunities 

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What does material depravation mean?

Not being able to afford important necessities or unexpected expenses. 

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What is one example of a structural factor that contributes to poverty? 

Low wages, expensive housing, limited job opportunities etc. 

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A family has to choose between paying their electric bill and buying groceries. What does this situation show? 

Poverty can force people to make difficult choices between basic needs. 

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True or False: Everyone has the same opportunities to escape poverty. Why or why not? 

False. People have different resources, opportunities, and barriers. 

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How can poverty affect a persons social life? 

It can make it harder to maintain relationships or participate in activities. 

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What does social exclusion mean?

Having difficulty participating in society or feeling left out because of your circumstances. 

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Two students work equally hard, but one has a computer and a quite place to study while the other does not. What does this example show? 

People can have unequal resources and opportunities, even when they work equally hard. 

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Name one change that could help reduce poverty. 

better wages, affordable housing, stronger social support systems. 

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Why is it important to study poverty's effects beyond money? 

To be more understanding to people experiencing poverty as it can affect relationships, social activities, and mental health. 

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How are poverty & social inequality connected? 

Poverty can limit peoples access to education, housing, and healthcare as well as relationships and social activities. 

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A student misses class because they cannot afford gas or bus fare. How could poverty affect their future? 

Missing class could make it harder to keep up with school and graduate. 

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