A form of discrimination used by financial institutions to deny loans to people of color.

Durkheim, Link & Phelan, and Goffman are all theorists who have written about what social force?

The pattern by which health varies in an increasing or decreasing way depending on socioeconomic status.

These are the dimensions usually used to measure socioeconomic status.

A type of discrimination where darker-skinned individuals face more interpersonal discrimination

A kind of exposure that makes it hard to measure outcome, as everyone is affected by it.

A perspective from Link & Phelan, focusing on the impact that material goods, knowledge, and social ties have on inequality.

The three forms of racism.

The framework analyzing cumulative, rather than additive, experience of identities

The cumulative exposure to toxic host environment.

Part of Fundamental Causes, what term describes the tendency for SES to be ever present, even when poor health is not a factor.

The theorist who discussed othering as a mechanism of stigma, and defined stigma as something deeply disturbing.

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Equal Rights Act of 1964, Fair Housing Act of 1968 are examples of this.

When high status identities intersect with race/gender and cause poor health outcomes?

A theoretical framework that describes two different forms of sexism: benevolent and hostile.

The adaptation to social norms, diet, behaviors, and lifestyle of the dominant culture.

The model in which Ilan Meyer analyzed the additive, chronic, and socially based stress.

Selection, a way that individuals are stratified into socioeconomic status based on prior health, is important to which empirical pattern in health research?

The process of making a political message palatable to an audience, regardless of its basis in factual information.

Another term for the healthy immigrant effect.

Developed by Geronimus, this framework analyzes the cumulative wear and tear that comes with adapting to social stressors (i.e. racism).

The theorist who sought to focus on the characteristics of the population as a whole, rather than the individual.

Researcher who studied how structural interactions and policy can influence the health of minority populations.

The theoretical perspective which suggests that the identity of a certain identity status (i.e. black, gay, woman) is not experienced by the hegemonic group.

The stress that is internalized from discrimination based upon sexual orientation.