Socioeconomic status and are the two most important social influences on health.
Select one
A. education
B. occupation
C. marital status
D. religious status

A person’s education level significantly shapes their health outcomes and access to healthcare resources. Higher education often leads to better job opportunities and greater health literacy, enabling individuals to make informed decisions about their health and lifestyle. On the flip side, limited education can trap individuals in cycles of poor health and lower socioeconomic status.

Occupation also plays a vital role in defining health status. Jobs that provide health insurance, benefits, and a stable income can lead to improved overall health. Conversely, positions with high physical demand, stress, or limited access to such privileges can negatively impact one’s well-being and contribute to health disparities across different socioeconomic groups.