Factors Influencing Social Embeddedness of Older Migrants

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What concept involves hurting victims more by blaming them for what happened?

Secondary Victimization

Which theory suggests that individuals learn to break rules from friends who also engage in such behavior?

Differential Association Theory

What does the term 'Master Status' refer to in the context of deviance?

Having one label that's more significant than others

Which concept involves fixing what went wrong by engaging in dialogue and communication?

Restorative Justice

What does the term 'Overrepresentation of Indigenous People' mean in the context of crime?

Higher number of Indigenous individuals facing legal issues than statistically warranted

What does 'Racial Profiling' entail within the context of law enforcement?

Police stopping individuals based on their skin color, regardless of wrongdoing

Which factor primarily influences the role of gender in the social embeddedness and support networks of older migrants?

Gender Dynamics

Which factor is most closely related to the health status of older migrants and their ability to engage in social activities?

Health status and labor market participation

Which factor can provide a safety net and opportunities for social interaction and assistance for older migrants?

Ethnic community and family networks

Which factor is most affected by the availability of social meeting places in the destination country?

Environmental Circumstances

Which factor primarily influences the structural conditions that either favor or mitigate the vulnerabilities of older migrants?

Economic conditions in the destination country

Which factor can differ between women and men, impacting their exposure to social vulnerabilities and support networks?

Gender Dynamics

What is the term that describes the phenomenon where media representations shape how people see themselves and others?

Controlling Images

What concept refers to the role media plays in either challenging or reinforcing existing social inequalities?

Media and Inequality

What term refers to the editorial decisions that control what information reaches the public through media?

Gatekeeping

What describes the bias in choosing and presenting stories that affects the diversity and interpretation of media content?

Selection Bias

What is the term for the phenomenon where media can shape public opinion by highlighting specific topics?

Agenda Setting

What concept describes how symbols and interactions in media influence societal norms?

Symbolic Interactionism

What perspective of sociology focuses on how immigration impacts individual interactions and identities?

Symbolic Interactionism

Which factor contributes to the earning gap among immigrants in a host country?

Language proficiency

What is the most significant post-1967 shift in immigration policies in Canada?

Adoption of a points-based system

Which perspective of sociology explores how immigration contributes to society's functioning and stability?

Functionalism

What is a common challenge faced by immigrants that impacts their job opportunities and social integration?

Recognition of foreign credentials

How do second-generation immigrants typically perform in education compared to their Canadian-born peers?

They outperform their Canadian-born peers

Who used humor to challenge societal views on disability stereotypes?

Stella Young

What approach examines the healthcare differences between rich and poor individuals?

Critical Theory Approaches

Which activity provides real-life insights into the health impact of social factors?

Activity on Social Determinants of Health

Who explained disability as being affected by external factors, similar to how Wi-Fi is affected by barriers?

Lisa Egan

What type of exercise promotes personal reflection on disability experiences?

Disability Exercise

Which approach views health as including physical, mental, and social aspects?

Health Definition

Explore the various factors that influence the social embeddedness and support networks of older migrants. Understand how individual characteristics and environmental circumstances can shape their social connections and integration in a new country.

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