Although the prevalence of overweight and obesity among Chinese youth with higher socioeconomic status (SES) has been increasing, few studies have explored the mechanisms through which SES influences Chinese adolescents' weight status. Using data from the 2004, 2006, 2009, and 2011 China Health and...
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"We found that the effect was linear," Neupert says. "The higher one's perceived relative socioeconomic status, the younger people felt and the better their attitudes about aging; the lower one's perceivedstatus, the older people felt and the worse they felt about aging. We found this effe...
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Peers can influence the type of person that you become and how you feel about yourself. It is important to choose peers that will help you become the person that you want to be. Being aware of the effect others can have on your self-confidence is the fir
they monitored traffic at a four-way intersection in San Francisco, noting the makes and models of automobiles — a reliable indicator of socioeconomic status, or SES — and whether their drivers cut off other vehicles or pedestrians. Rude behavior rose with status, and high-SES drivers were ...
(n = 1071) participated. The cohort has been shown to be representative of the country in relation to socio-demographics and socioeconomic factors as well as in relation to health status and health behaviour. All young people who became unemployed directly after leaving compulsory school (n...
(Ryff,1989; Ryff & Singer,1996). Although they are interrelated to each other, they hold differential patterns with sociodemographic correlates (e.g., age, race, gender, and socioeconomic status) showing the distinctive nature of the two constructs. For example, hedonic wellbeing increases as ...
Provide an example of how socioeconomic status will affect a person's aging experience. Which physical change is not typical for people between 40 and 70 years of age (a) a decrease in the muscle (b) an increase in wrinkles (c) thinning and greying hair (d) an increase in metabolism ...
and how they position themselves accordingly, are not examined in detail. Hence, this article concentrates on these dynamics and actors, seeking an answer to the question: how does the party elite’s perception of party activists and intra-party balance influence, shape or constrain their decision...