Matching Pairs PSYC 365 Chapter 10 VocabOnline version health psych chapter 10 by Spencer Leon 1 Index case 2 Culturally competent care 3 Culture 4 Social determinants of health 5 Social Ecological Model 6 Historical trauma 7 Proximity, density, connectivity, and land use mix 8 Obesogenic neighbourhood 9 Harm reduction strategy 10 Healthy immigrant effect 11 Epidemiology Factors that are used to determine the healthiness of a built environment Negative health effects of mass trauma such as war and colonization that can be experienced for generations Attempts to reduce the harmful effects of a behaviour when faced with the reality that the health-compromising behaviour cannot be eliminated from a population Factors such as housing, employment, socioeconomic status, and food availability that affect the health of populations A model acknowledging that the individual is influenced by a collection of larger, inter-related, and cumulative contexts, such as organizations, communities, and governments Neighbourhood designed in such a way as to increase the likelihood its inhabitants will be obese The first identified instance of a medical problem The study of changing patterns of health and disease across populations and geographic areas The values, behaviours, practices, and assumptions learned from our membership in groups that share them Care that enables individuals, agencies, and systems to work effectively in cross-cultural situations. It involves first developing an understanding of cultural factors and then designing systems that effectively acknowledge those factors. It begins with an ability to critically reflect on one's own culturally based assumptions about one's self and others. The tendency for recent non-European immigrants to report their health as being above average upon arrival to Canada, but to report deterioration of their health over time
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