Gender and Health Inequality (AQA A-Level Sociology): Quizzes

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Gender and Health Inequality
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In 1901, what was the life expectancy for men in the UK?

45 years

What was the life expectancy for women in 2014?

83.3 years

What is the approximate gender gap in life expectancy that has remained relatively stable?

4 years

What is the morbidity paradox?

Women live longer but have more illness

How many years do women spend in less than optimal health compared to men's 15.1 years?

18 years

When controlling for factors, how much more likely are women to experience periods of illness?

42% more likely

What did Alan Dolan's 2011 research find about male health behaviour?

Risk-taking varies by economic situation

Which biological factor contributes to women's health complexity?

Reproductive role

Which social factor affects men's health outcomes more than women's?

Higher rates of accidental injuries

What does the 'surgery threshold' concept explain about women's healthcare consultation?

Women attend for children's healthcare

What is Hilary Graham's concept of 'differential consumption'?

Women sacrifice own needs for family

In 2009-11, how many fewer years of good health did disadvantaged women have vs wealthy women?

20.1 years

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