SYO 4400 UCF Loree COMPLETE QUESTIONS ANSWERED AND GRADED

The ______________ is the name of the phenomenon where the risk of most causes of death increases as social position decreases. - CORRECT ANSWER Social ladder of health Social Determination of health ---Social Gradient of health The Matthew Effect The influences of the social structure operate through three main pathways. Which of the following is NOT one of them? - CORRECT ANSWER Material Circumstances Social Environment Work Environment ---Genetics The neuroendocrine pathway characterized by coming into operation over minutes and hours is known as the - CORRECT ANSWER The sympatho-adrenal pathway ---The hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis The cerebral cortex The Cromulent axis The health risks associated with acute stress are the same for stockbrokers as they are for fast food workers - CORRECT ANSWER True or False False The results of animal studies are not useful for examining the social gradient of health because animals do not live in hierarchical social settings. - CORRECT ANSWER True or False False The social class most likely to experience a rapid return to resting levels of hormonal stress indicators once the stimuli has been removed is: - CORRECT ANSWER ---Upper Middle Working Poor The ability to achieve stability through change is known as: - CORRECT ANSWER Homeostasis Homeopathy ---Allostasis Allopathy Serotonin responsivity has been shown to vary by socioeconomic status - CORRECT ANSWER True or False True In regards to stress and the fight-or flight response, Sapolsky explains that the fight or flight response is ____ in acute stress but may be ______ in chronic stress in today's urban environment. - CORRECT ANSWER ---adaptive, maladaptive common, uncommon maladaptive, adaptive uncommon, common What is the 'allostatic load hypothesis'? - CORRECT ANSWER it explains the similarities between a physical disease and a psychological disease within the neuroendocrine pathway. ---it links the psychosocial environment to physical disease via neuroendocrine pathways. it links the biological environment to physical disease via neuroendocrine pathways. it explains the differences between a physical disease and a psychological disease within the neuro