Social Determinants Of Health
Social determinants of health are factors such as economic status, education level, demographics, where you live and genetics that can influence one's health. [1] Social determinants affects everyone differently and in correlation to mental health plays a huge role in a person's life. Experiences shape who we are and become as people; the theory of nurture. "Nurture refers to all the environmental variables that impact who we are as, including childhood experiences, how we are raised, social relationship and surrounding culture." [2] Due to experiences certain populations are much more susceptible to mental disorders or illnesses. Traumatic experiences can develop by the lack of resources of the determinants of health. [3] Not having employment or being from a certain area where those resources are limited trigger some of the most common mental disorders. ( Depression, anxiety, bipolar, psychological stress) [4] Mental health within itself leads to the inequality among the social determinants of health. The economic level of one's life is a factor to their life expectancy and mental health. For example lung cancer is by far the most preventable disease yet the rates of consumption of tobacco just increase. Ironically the consumers are those with mental disorders. [5]
- ^ "Public Health Determinants of health" (PDF).
- ^ "What is nature vs. nurture ?".
- ^ Patten, S. B. (1991). "Are the brown and Harris vulnerable factors for depression ?". Journal of Psychiatry & Neuroscience : Jpn. 16 (5): 267–271. PMC 1188364. PMID 1797101.
- ^ "Types of Mental Illness". WebMD. Retrieved 2018-10-14.
- ^ Green, Hazel; McGinnity, Ainee; Meltzer, Howard; Ford, Tamsin; Goodman, Robert (2005). "Mental Health of Children and Young People in Great Britain, 2004". PsycEXTRA Dataset. doi: 10.1037/e557702010-001. Retrieved 2018-10-14.
Disparities in Education
Disparities in education are the insufficiency of resources that are included but limited. These disparities usually targets socially excluded communities with low income. [1] Statistics are used when measuring grades, GPA, test scores, and dropout rates to determine the success of students. [2] Disparities as such affect somones mental health by creating a system in which a person could never suceed.
Peer Editing: by Odette -I am not sure if you have multiple sandboxes for the different assignments, so I got confused and wrote on this one. You work is detailed which is great and you use a lot of information to support what you add to the topics. Again, I'm not sure if you have multiple sandboxes open but maybe to be more organized you should put it in just one. Overall your work is detailed and unbiased, which is good!
- ^ "Unequal Opportunity: Race and Education".
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"Race, School &. Achievement".
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10.3102/003465430303947.
S2CID
145720455.
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Social Determinants Of Health
Social determinants of health are factors such as economic status, education level, demographics, where you live and genetics that can influence one's health. [1] Social determinants affects everyone differently and in correlation to mental health plays a huge role in a person's life. Experiences shape who we are and become as people; the theory of nurture. "Nurture refers to all the environmental variables that impact who we are as, including childhood experiences, how we are raised, social relationship and surrounding culture." [2] Due to experiences certain populations are much more susceptible to mental disorders or illnesses. Traumatic experiences can develop by the lack of resources of the determinants of health. [3] Not having employment or being from a certain area where those resources are limited trigger some of the most common mental disorders. ( Depression, anxiety, bipolar, psychological stress) [4] Mental health within itself leads to the inequality among the social determinants of health. The economic level of one's life is a factor to their life expectancy and mental health. For example lung cancer is by far the most preventable disease yet the rates of consumption of tobacco just increase. Ironically the consumers are those with mental disorders. [5]
- ^ "Public Health Determinants of health" (PDF).
- ^ "What is nature vs. nurture ?".
- ^ Patten, S. B. (1991). "Are the brown and Harris vulnerable factors for depression ?". Journal of Psychiatry & Neuroscience : Jpn. 16 (5): 267–271. PMC 1188364. PMID 1797101.
- ^ "Types of Mental Illness". WebMD. Retrieved 2018-10-14.
- ^ Green, Hazel; McGinnity, Ainee; Meltzer, Howard; Ford, Tamsin; Goodman, Robert (2005). "Mental Health of Children and Young People in Great Britain, 2004". PsycEXTRA Dataset. doi: 10.1037/e557702010-001. Retrieved 2018-10-14.
Disparities in Education
Disparities in education are the insufficiency of resources that are included but limited. These disparities usually targets socially excluded communities with low income. [1] Statistics are used when measuring grades, GPA, test scores, and dropout rates to determine the success of students. [2] Disparities as such affect somones mental health by creating a system in which a person could never suceed.
Peer Editing: by Odette -I am not sure if you have multiple sandboxes for the different assignments, so I got confused and wrote on this one. You work is detailed which is great and you use a lot of information to support what you add to the topics. Again, I'm not sure if you have multiple sandboxes open but maybe to be more organized you should put it in just one. Overall your work is detailed and unbiased, which is good!
- ^ "Unequal Opportunity: Race and Education".
-
^
"Race, School &. Achievement".
doi:
10.3102/003465430303947.
S2CID
145720455.
{{ cite journal}}: Cite journal requires|journal=( help)