Theories
This theory argues that physical/mental conditions are objectively not real but considered healthy or ill based on societal standards.
Social Interactionism
The welfare program that has been federally funded for 50 years and has recently been under attack by the Trump administration is...
SNAP
Childbirth pain was considered exclusive to what group of people by white male physicians?
white women
Residents of these areas have higher rates of chronic illness and often use hospitals as their only source of healthcare
Rural
The more "robust" gender (of the gender binary) is...
Women
The sociological theory that argues a society with good health and a well-functioning healthcare system is considered successful is...
Functionalism
The belief or fear is rooted in white supremacy and includes the idea that fatness is "uncivilized" behavior
Fatphobia
The unethical medical experiment that aimed to observe the untreated outcomes of a disease in Black men in 1932 in Alabama was called...
The Tuskegee Study of Untreated Syphilis in the Black[Negro] Male
The formal process of designating neighborhoods for mortgage loans based on perceived risk is called..
Redlining
This system is defined by its male-dominated, -centered, -identified, and –obsessed character
Patriarchy
This theory argues that health status and inequalities differ across racial, class, and gender lines. EX: gender differences in eating disorders
Conflict Theory
The prejudice or discrimination that's aimed at people with disabilities that often has a patronizing desire to cure their disability and make them feel "normal" is called...
The population density of enslaved people in 1860 has positive health effects for what racial group today?
White people
The infrastructure that was used to destroy specific neighborhoods and displace communities of color is...
Highways
The medical field that has been considered a social determinant of death is...
OB/Gyn
The theory that argues racial and ethnic minority group members have different levels of health risks due to the social and environmental factors in their areas is...
Socioenvironmental Theory
The inequality in access to resources, political power, education, health care, and culture is called...
Structural Violence
Unethical experimental trials of what drug were conducted on Puerto Rican women?
Birth control pill
The color that indicated a neighborhood was "definitely declining" in redlining maps is...
The physical manifestation of environmental inequality that can result in water pollution and flooding is called...
Impervious surfaces
The theory that argues that power, money, knowledge, prestige, and beneficial social connections are key in maintaining good health is...
Theory of Fundamental Causes
Social factors like education, work characteristics, and income are included in what key phrase?
Social Determinants of Health
One of the "turning point" reproductive technologies that was key in American childbirth is...
This agency was the main user of redlining maps for denying loans
Race, physical environments, and gender are examples of what key word defined by Barkan (textbook)?
Upstream factors