Social conditions have a significant effect on health. in fact, a. male occupational roles put them at greater risk than women of infectious disease. b. perceived discrimination against oneself is related to psychological and physical health. c. housewives have higher rates of illness than women who work outside the home. d. all of these choices are true.

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17 February, 23:15

Social conditions have a significant effect on health. in fact, a. male occupational roles put them at greater risk than women of infectious disease. b. perceived discrimination against oneself is related to psychological and physical health. c. housewives have higher rates of illness than women who work outside the home. d. all of these choices are true.

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Stephany Steele · Answer 1

D. All of the choices are true Male occupational roles put them at greater risk than women of infectious diseases Perceived discrimination against oneself is related to psychological and physical health. Housewives have higher rates of illness than women who work outside the home