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The role of socioeconomic status in determining access to healthcare results in heath inequality between the upper, middle, and lower or working classes, with the higher classes having more positive health outcomes.
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Roles of women: house work (cleaning), raising children, sewing, babysitting, shopping at grocery stores for items for meal preparation.
Roles of men: A steady income, college educated, getting women pregnant and having a large family with at least two boys.
Explanation: The possibilities of having the above mentioned done would be that you can have multiple grandchildren in the many decades down the road, a way to make things to go in your house rather than hiring people to come in a decorate your home, you have an outlet from your husbands or wives job by bouncing in between jobs (wife/husband), having the ability to carry on the family name which in certain cultures are socially acceptable, and that when you are college educated you become a more well rounded individual in society.
My only two cites that I can give to the above mentioned would be this:
1.) My life is similar to this as I am a high school student trying to get to college to get a degree in the arts and....
2.) The movie "Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood"
Hope this helps! Dee Dee Riley
C. provides information without bias or opinion
From the moment of birth, children are curious about the world. They see, hear, touch, smell, and even taste. This period of discovery is becoming increasingly hampered by computers. To adults, computers are irreplaceable. They enable them to connect, learn, and work. To small children they are simply a tool used to spend time having fun. This precious time is something better spent exploring the world we live in. Rather than growing and learning, they plop down in front of a laptop and watch Tom & Jerry all day long. Sure, our childhoods wouldn't be the same with out a few cartoons, but watching Netflix for several hours a day is not the path future generations should walk. Yet, how do parents limit computer time when they themselves carry a computer around in their pocket 24/7?
