What is the connection between resources and sense of control?
1. use governmental sources (NIH; CDC; Healthy People 2020; Texas Department of State Health Services;City of Houston Health Department; etc.)• WHO website• University websites• peer reviewed journal articles.2. Blog Structure1. Definition and examples (1 point)a. Definitionb. Three examples of social determinants of health2. How does social class relate to cortisol levels (1.2 points)a. What is the connection between social class and resources?b. What is the connection between resources and sense of control?c. What is the connection between sense of control and cortisol dysregulation?3. Consequences (.9 points)a. Name two non-infectious diseases associated with cortisol dysregulationb. Name one infectious disease associated with cortisol dysregulationc. Explain what is meant by the health gradient4. Solutions (1.4 points)a. Individual approaches (stress management, other?)b. Social approaches (public policy, other?)5. References (.3 points) [for all blogs use AMA format per the OWL/Purdue website instructions]6. Exceptional Quality (.2 points)Basic Instructions• Quotations may only be used for definitions and must be cited correctly. Failing to give credit for what youhave written can result in a series of penalties that are described in the syllabus. All claims you make musthave an in-text citation like the sample blog.• Copying the work of other students or sharing with another student will result in a grade of 0 and may resultin failing the course. There is no assignment that is worth copying from another student.• Use only high-quality sources such as government agencies, the World Health Organization (WHO),university websites, journal articles, and other sources I specifically recommend. Organizations for whichyou provide links on the community and tools pages on your website are good sources.• Write for an 8th grade audience. People who visit your website may not have finished high school or gottencollege educations. Translating technical information to common language is a real challenge I want you toface as part of your training for work in health promotion.
