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to influence their own lives and society.

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is enacted in the making of social differences and power relations among people,

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inclusive of femininity, masculinity, and LGBTIQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual, intersex, and queer).

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Refers to the social practices by which

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health, illness and society

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Examines the interaction between

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the social causes and consequences of human behaviour.

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Is the study of social life, social change, and

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which show us how to behave and communicate.

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The process of learning the culture of a society (and sub-groups)

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race, culture, ethnicity, gender, class, age and sexuality on life chances such as health.

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analyse the multiple interacting influences of

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A concept used by social scientists to

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The ability of people,

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through which people are related to each other,

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the biological reproductive distinction of fe/male

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People who share a class position typically

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over the extent to which human behaviour is determined by

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A position in a system of structured inequity

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power, wealth, income and status.

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based on the unequal distribution of

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social structure.

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A key debate in sociology

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The recurring patterns of social interactions

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share similar life chances.

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individually and collectively,

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and supplements individualistic and biological explanations of health and illness.

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such as social instutions and social groups.