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Study title

Does stigmatisation “explain” why low socioeconomic status is related to poor health?

Creator

S. Elshout (CentERdata)

Study number / PID

doi:10.17026/dans-zzr-rzgp (DOI)

easy-dataset:55673 (DANS-KNAW)

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Abstract

The aim of this questionnaire is to examine correlations among socioeconomic status, perceived stigmatisation, general shame and social inadequacy, and poor health.

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Keywords

Social Sciences (ELSST)Social Sciences (ELSST)Demography and populationEconomic conditions and indicatorsHealth and well-beingSocial stratification and groupingsSociety and social systems

Methodology

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Publisher

DANS Data Station Social Sciences and Humanities

Publication year

2013

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