Sociological perspectives — class, gender, ethnicity in health
BTEC: Health and Social Care: Sociological perspectives — class, gender, ethnicity in health
What you'll learn
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Think about your own family. What jobs do they do? What school do you go to? These things are about your social class.
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Which of these is MOST linked to your social class?
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Imagine two people: one with a high-paying office job, one working two minimum-wage jobs. Who can afford better healthcare?
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Let's look at how class affects health.
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Sort these into 'higher class' or 'lower class' based on how they affect health.
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Why might someone in a lower social class have worse health?
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Now let's add gender and ethnicity. Being a woman or a person from an ethnic minority can also affect your health.
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Which of these is a health inequality linked to ethnicity in the UK?
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