Journal of Health and Social Behavior,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 14, 2024
We
propose
a
novel
approach
to
test
the
fundamental
cause
theory
(FCT)
by
analyzing
association
between
socioeconomic
status
(SES),
as
measured
order
titles
“brothers”
and
“padres,”
mortality
in
2,421
German
Catholic
monks
born
1840
1959.
This
quasi-experiment
allows
us
study
effect
of
SES
on
population
with
largely
standardized
living
conditions.
Mortality
analyses
based
Kaplan-Meier
product
limit
estimation
show
that
there
were
no
statistically
significant
survival
differences
high
lower
monks.
holds
for
all
birth
cohorts,
indicating
monastic
life
offers
health
protection
regardless
disease
patterns,
causes
death,
or
main
risk
factors
given
period.
These
findings
support
FCT:
Whereas
SES-related
are
widely
confirmed
finding
general
population,
context
conditions
eliminates
importance
resources.
Journal of Health and Social Behavior,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 19, 2024
Health
lifestyles
are
a
well-theorized
mechanism
perpetuating
health
and
social
inequalities,
but
empirical
research
has
not
yet
documented
crucial
aspects:
(1)
lifestyles’
collective
nature
or
content
beyond
behaviors
(2)
how
people
choose
among
available
in
their
contexts.
We
conducted
interviews,
observations,
focus
groups
with
families
two
middle-
to
upper-middle-class
communities.
Contemporary
class-privileged
parenting
involves
constructing
an
individualized
lifestyle
reliant
on
expansive
understanding
of
composed
parents’
identities
narratives,
children’s
identity
expressions,
community
norms.
Children’s
predominant
our
sample
vary
by
parent
versus
child
expression
future
achievements
present
well-being.
Parents
expect
influence
socioeconomic
attainment
inequalities.
Understanding
encompass
more
than
locally
contextualized
them
within
structural
constraints
can
inform
policy.
Journal of Health Psychology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 25, 2024
Men's
baldness
can
be
structurally
stigmatized.
For
example,
commercialized
psychology
research
medicalizes
it
as
a
distressing
"disease."
A
mixed-methods
survey
on
stigma
among
357
balding
men
(49%
from
Central-
and
South-
America,
Africa,
Asia)
was
conducted.
Qualitative
quantitative
responses
were
content
analyzed
into
two
approximate
sets:
those
(1)
impacted
by
versus
(2)
resisting
stigma.
The
former
included
about
half
who
had
internalized
agreeing
disadvantageous
(44%)
reporting
distress
(39-45%
e.g.
"
Society and Mental Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 5, 2024
Building
on
the
stress
process
model
and
adopting
an
intersectionality
framework,
this
study
highlights
formation
of
a
stronger
intergenerational
family
symbiosis
system
in
China.
It
offers
systematic
understanding
association
between
multigenerational
caregiving
sandwich
women’s
stress,
extending
prior
research
by
exploring
mitigating
effect
husbands.
Drawing
upon
China
Health
Nutrition
Survey
data,
findings
indicate
that
women
experience
less
than
non-sandwich
women.
Particularly
among
women,
upward
care
has
stress-reducing
impact,
while
downward
stress-enhancing
impact
compared
with
carefree
Providing
active
dual
no
significant
effect,
but
when
help
shifts
to
passive
need,
reaches
peak.
Husbands
living
at
home
could
not
buffer
wives’
stress.
These
analyses
depict
vulnerability
Chinese
under
revival
patriarchy
imbalanced
population
structure
warrant
sounder
public
system.
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 15, 2024
AbstractBackground:
Adolescent
wellbeing
has
been
declining
in
the
United
Kingdom
for
over
a
decade.
The
expansion
of
services
to
support
mental
health
and
young
people
is
public
priority
core
component
National
Health
Service’s
Long-Term
Plan.
In
this
paper,
we
contribute
knowledge
regarding
epidemiology
adolescent
by
leveraging
secondary
analysis
very
large
longitudinal
dataset
(#BeeWell)
generate
insights
different
patterns
behaviour,
their
covariates,
consequences
one
year
later.Methods:
A
Latent
Class
Analysis
was
conducted
using
data
on
physical
activity,
sleep,
eating
habits
collected
2021
from
18,478
Year
8
pupils
Greater
Manchester
(United
Kingdom)
(1)
identify
distinct
latent
classes
behaviour;
(2)
establish
factors
likely
be
associated
with
class
membership;
(3)
determine
whether
membership
contributes
variance
self-reported
later.
Results:
A
three-class
solution
identified
as
an
excellent
fit
data,
discriminating
between:
Wellness
Weary
(n
=
2,717;
15%);
Balanced
Bunch
(n
=
7,377;
40%);
Green
Dream
Team
8,384;
45%).
Several
significantly
influenced
membership.
Most
notably,
socio-economic
disadvantage
social
media
use
were
linked
less
favourable
behaviour
patterns,
whilst
cisgender
heterosexual
girls
endorse
healthier
patterns.
After
adjusting
Team
reported
greater
than
Bunch
later,
signalling
that
behaviours
endorsed
adolescence
may
have
long-term
impact
health.Conclusions:
Beyond
advancements
fundamental
understanding,
findings
yield
significant
translation
opportunities
through
application
health,
education,
allied
professional
settings
designed
people.
Advances in marketing, customer relationship management, and e-services book series,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 43 - 66
Published: Oct. 4, 2024
Phygital
Social
Marketing
is
the
modern
way
to
design,
implement,
and
control
programs
increase
effectiveness
in
Public
Health.
Since
world
economy
customers
started
digital
migration,
public
Health
has
faced
physical
issues
combined
into
human
behavior
today.
The
solution
problems
can
come
from
degree
of
digitalization.
Frequently,
practical
answer
many
challenges
new
economy,
which
encourages
people
have
healthy
lifestyles.
That
means
social
marketing
approaches
will
be
tools
for
covering
current
health
landscape
effectively
following
challenges.
research,
involved
deep,
unstructured
interviews
with
marketers,
was
conducted
Poland
Georgia.
results
deep
are
represented
Matrix
Models
created
Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Geographical
residence
predicts
health
and
well-being.
Population
health,
life
expectancy,
mortality
are
partially
the
outcome
of
characteristics
one’s
social
policy
context.
Yet
how
do
such
links
occur?
We
extend
focus
from
outcomes
to
behaviors
a
context
broader
political
Using
20
waves
Centers
for
Disease
Control
Prevention
Behavioral
Risk
Factor
Surveillance
System
between
1993
2021
in
combination
with
Correlates
State
Policy
Project,
we
find
that
right-leaning
contexts—both
policies
public
attitudes—are
predictive
riskier
behaviors.
Counterfactual
simulations
show
these
associations
due
less
states
becoming
more
different
over
time
but
rather,
contexts
increasing
their
predictiveness
time.
Results
this
study
broaden
pathways
linking
local
politics
identify
key
antecedent,
behaviors,
helps
explain
context’s
influence
on
health.
