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Population Groups - Coggle Diagram
Population Groups
Males vs Females
Females
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Sociocultural factors
Socioeconomic status - lower SES - mental and behavioural problems, psychological distress
Cultural norms - caring for children less opportunity to work - psychological distress - body image - eating disorders
Males
Biological factors
Body mass - higher in males - hypertension, cardiovascular disease
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Genetics - testosterone - risk taking behaviour/aggression - injuries - fat around abdomen - cardiovascular disease
Sociocultural factors
Unemployment - mental health disorders, obesity, cardiovascular disease, suicide - higher rates morbidity/mortality
Socioeconomic status - higher SES - lower levels of mental/beahvioural problems, psychological distress
Cultural norms - physical laborious jobs/contact sports - injuries - less likely to access healthcare - body image - eating and exercise patterns - peer pressure - risk-taking behaviours - injury
Environmental factors
Work environment - physical laborious - injury/death, respiratory, skin cancer, melonoma
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Low vs High SES
Low
Biological factors
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Birth weight - low birth weight - under-five mortality, infection and disability
Sociocultural factors
Educatuion and income - low educational attainment, lower income, lower social status - risky behaviours - lower life expectancy, higher morbidity/mortality rates
Unemployment - risky behaviours - injury/death, mental problems, cardiovascular disease
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Early life experiences - respiratory conditions, low birth weight, infant and under-five mortality
Food security - obesity, cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, cancer
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Environmental factors
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Housing - overcrowiding - psychological distress - obesity - unsafe physical environment - injuries, respiratory conditions - close to industrial sites - respiratory diseases, anxiety - smoking indoors - respiratory disease, cancer and cardiovascular disease, SIDS
Work environment - dangerous working environment - illness, injury, respiratory conditions, cancer