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Exam Bank for SYO 4400- Questions Answered Correctly (Already Passed) Sociolization - Answers The process by which we learn the ways of society Pathology - Answers The process by which the disorder, illness and malady are defined, diagnosed and labeled. Epidemiology - Answers Branch of medical science concerned with the incidence, distribution, and control of diseases that affect large numbers of people. Incidence - Answers Disease is the number of new cases occurring in a specific period. Prevelance - Answers Percentage of a population that exhibits a disorder during a specified time period Reification - Answers The process by which we take an idea and view it to be objectively real and true. (often despite the lack of ability to observe it.) --Seen with medical authority (whatever comes from the field of medicine is widely to believe instantaneously true) Operationalization - Answers the process of assigning a precise method for measuring a term being examined for use in a particular study. Some variables are easier to indicate more than others Acute illness - Answers An illness that has a rapid onset, usually severe and intense, and subside after a relatively short time. Result of infectious disease. Chronic illness - Answers An ongoing illness, slow or gradual in onset; it has no known cure; the illness can be controlled and complications prevented with proper treatment. Result of long term lifestyle and environmental exposures. Blue Zones- areas in the world with unexplained extended longevity These areas have high social engagement and plant-based diets. Durkheim study - Answers found that suicide rates were not related to things like alcoholism, race, heredity,etc. but were related to changes in collective sentiments like depression. Durkheim classifications - Answers Egoistic- lack of social integration ie. recluse with few friends or family. Altruistic- too much social integration and society pushing the person to end their life ie. Sumuri who commits suicide once his master dies. Fatalistic- lack of hope and suffering ie. prisoner who hangs himself Anomic "normlessness" Durkheim results - Answers Protestant had the highest rate of suicide. Rates higher for people not married without children. Rates higher for men. Times of peace had more suicide than times of war. Anomie - Answers Durkheim's term for a condition in which society provides little moral guidance to individuals. Sick role - Answers A socially recognized set of rights and obligations linked with illness. Structural functionalism - Answers A paradigm that begins with the assumption that society is a unified whole that functions because of the contributions of its separate structures. Symbolic interaction - Answers society is complex and interlocking of different changes. ie. labeling approach Postmodern theory - Answers Postmodern theory fundamentally rejects established bodies of knowledge. It is a rejection of the notion of modern "progress" Conflict theory - Answers sees society as a continual competition between social groups over scarce resources and power. The bourgeoisie are those who sustain based on what they own. The proletariat are those who sustain by selling their labor to the bourgeoisie. Holism - Answers Attempts to understand phenomena in a way that is contextualized within all of its influential factors. It attempts to integrate psychological and spiritual health with the physical body. Arteact explanatory model - Answers We see different health outcomes based on class because of the way we pathologist and conceptualize health and class. Validity - Answers is how accurate you are actually measuring the construct variable you are trying to measure Reliability - Answers is how consistent you are in getting the same results for cases in which the results should be the same. Morbidity - Answers disease incidence figures presented as rates or number of reports per 100,000 people. Significantly more of a socially defined concept. Mortality - Answers incidence of death in a given population. Not nearly as socially defined. Generally speaking dead is dead. Social selection model - Answers Poor health is what makes people lower class and not the other way around. Behavior-cultural model - Answers Morbidity is the result of peoples life choices and the culture of poverty is in many ways defined by poor health choices. Structural-material model - Answers Poor access to resources like quality housing, food and healthcare make is difficult to stay health and treat malady when it occurs. Reduction tendency - Answers Tendency to see problems stemming from the physical body as only have one definitive observable cause. Doctrine of specific aetiology - Answers Belief that all diseases originate from a specific objective observable cause. Mind-Body Dualism - Answers The mind and the body are separate things and treated with different branches of science accordingly. Technological imperative - Answers Pharmaceutical and surgical procedures are seen as the basis for 20th century medical advances and are therefore the best option always. Spurious correlations - Answers Assuming a change in one variable is causing the change in another variable when there is actually a third causing a change in both. Socio-economic status - Answers A person's position in society as determined by income, wealth, occupation, education, place of residence, and other factors

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Exam Bank for SYO 4400- Questions Answered Correctly (Already Passed)

Sociolization - Answers The process by which we learn the ways of society

Pathology - Answers The process by which the disorder, illness and malady are defined, diagnosed and
labeled.

Epidemiology - Answers Branch of medical science concerned with the incidence, distribution, and
control of diseases that affect large numbers of people.

Incidence - Answers Disease is the number of new cases occurring in a specific period.

Prevelance - Answers Percentage of a population that exhibits a disorder during a specified time period

Reification - Answers The process by which we take an idea and view it to be objectively real and true.
(often despite the lack of ability to observe it.)

--Seen with medical authority (whatever comes from the field of medicine is widely to believe
instantaneously true)

Operationalization - Answers the process of assigning a precise method for measuring a term being
examined for use in a particular study. Some variables are easier to indicate more than others

Acute illness - Answers An illness that has a rapid onset, usually severe and intense, and subside after a
relatively short time. Result of infectious disease.

Chronic illness - Answers An ongoing illness, slow or gradual in onset; it has no known cure; the illness
can be controlled and complications prevented with proper treatment. Result of long term lifestyle and
environmental exposures.

Blue Zones- areas in the world with unexplained extended longevity

These areas have high social engagement and plant-based diets.

Durkheim study - Answers found that suicide rates were not related to things like alcoholism, race,
heredity,etc. but were related to changes in collective sentiments like depression.

Durkheim classifications - Answers Egoistic- lack of social integration ie. recluse with few friends or
family.

Altruistic- too much social integration and society pushing the person to end their life ie. Sumuri who
commits suicide once his master dies.

Fatalistic- lack of hope and suffering ie. prisoner who hangs himself

Anomic "normlessness"

, Durkheim results - Answers Protestant had the highest rate of suicide. Rates higher for people not
married without children. Rates higher for men. Times of peace had more suicide than times of war.

Anomie - Answers Durkheim's term for a condition in which society provides little moral guidance to
individuals.

Sick role - Answers A socially recognized set of rights and obligations linked with illness.

Structural functionalism - Answers A paradigm that begins with the assumption that society is a unified
whole that functions because of the contributions of its separate structures.

Symbolic interaction - Answers society is complex and interlocking of different changes. ie. labeling
approach

Postmodern theory - Answers Postmodern theory fundamentally rejects established bodies of
knowledge. It is a rejection of the notion of modern "progress"

Conflict theory - Answers sees society as a continual competition between social groups over scarce
resources and power.

The bourgeoisie are those who sustain based on what they own.

The proletariat are those who sustain by selling their labor to the bourgeoisie.

Holism - Answers Attempts to understand phenomena in a way that is contextualized within all of its
influential factors.

It attempts to integrate psychological and spiritual health with the physical body.

Arteact explanatory model - Answers We see different health outcomes based on class because of the
way we pathologist and conceptualize health and class.

Validity - Answers is how accurate you are actually measuring the construct variable you are trying to
measure

Reliability - Answers is how consistent you are in getting the same results for cases in which the results
should be the same.

Morbidity - Answers disease incidence figures presented as rates or number of reports per 100,000
people. Significantly more of a socially defined concept.

Mortality - Answers incidence of death in a given population. Not nearly as socially defined. Generally
speaking dead is dead.

Social selection model - Answers Poor health is what makes people lower class and not the other way
around.

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