PSYC 100 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Headache

• School: Queen's University
• Department: Psychology
• Course: PSYC 100
• Professor: Elijah Bisung

Document Summary

Social determinants of health: a comparative approach, by alan. Davidson lullabies for little criminals by heather o"neill: glossary of terms for anti-oppressive policy and practice. A healthy society: how a focus on health can revive canadian. Journal articles, book chapters and other reading materials available on onq. Ta email: emma. thompson@queensu. ca (office hours not determined yet) Wat(cid:272)h/liste(cid:374) to the pod(cid:272)asts, espe(cid:272)ially (cid:862)what is ideology. Circumstances in which people grow, live , work and age, and the socio-political systems put in place to deal with illness. You cant blame the individual for the conditions in which they live in that affect their health. Rather than looking at an individuals reason for their headache looking at the population as a whole. Sdhs are shaped by. : underlying political systems, -priorities and policies, -structural inequalities. Dh"s are shaped (cid:271)y politi(cid:272)al syste(cid:373)s a(cid:374)d our so(cid:272)iety: politics/economy, income/ poverty, income/ inequality, colonialism/racism, employment/unemployment, housing/homelessness, social cohesion/isolation, climate/change, war/peace.