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Looks to see why there is an association between SES and health inequalities

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over representation - when there is a higher percentage of disease or illness in a demographic compared to the percentage of the population of that demographic

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over representation - when there is a higher percentage of disease or illness in a demographic compared to the percentage of the population of that demographic

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When one population group has a significantly higher representation in a statistic than what their population makes up in the total population (e.g. indigenous Australians making up 3% of the population, but over 30% of incarcerations)

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Over-representation is seen when a particular social group is showing a higher number/figure than normal when compared to other groups or past statistical figures

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individuals being able make their own free choices

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Being able to have a choice

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Differences in people's health from different groups

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To have a choice of what to do

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data of a population group that is represented higher than the reported average

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obesity

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The Study of human behaviours - social life, social changes, social causes.
eg. wealthy = healthy

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Social Economic Status
It refers to the population's income which is divided in three categories: low, mid and high SES.

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Sociology is a social science that studies human societies, their interactions and the processes that preserve and change them. It examines social life, social change, social causes and consequences of human behaviour

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The relationship between the structured make up of life and how the choices made are inherently linked to that, via the limitations of the structure (i.e. Rural populations having less access to fresh healthy food because of location/ cost, so their choices of food are limited to more unhealthy options)

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social gradient - the phenomenon that the wealthier a person, the healthier they are

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social gradient - the phenomenon that the wealthier a person, the healthier they are

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"the ability of people, individually & collectively, to influence their own lives and the society in which they live."

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agency- is our ability to make choices and be in charge of the choices we make

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agency- is our ability to make choices and be in charge of the choices we make

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-	Sociology
-	Agency
-	Social structures
-	Structure-agency interplay
-	Health inequalities
-	Social gradient
-	SES
-	Over-representation
-	Fundamental causes (colonisation, dispossession, racism)

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Sociology, Agency , Structure-agency interplay, Social structures. Health inequalities, SES, Social gradient, Over-representation, Fundamental causes

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structure - socially determined rules and systems.

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structure - socially determined rules and systems.

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Determines who has access to which resources, under what conditions, and with what degree of control.