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the stigma and discriminationresultsin social exclusion
stigma and bullyingmay leadto social exclusion
tackling the stigmaresultingin social exclusion
unemployment ... factorscomposesocial exclusion
the stigma associated with dementia ... in turnleadsto social exclusion
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the most obvious factorscontributingto social exclusion
Social stigma ... a key contributing factorleadsto social exclusion
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Identifies factorscontributeto social exclusion
many factors(passive) may be influenced bySocial exclusion
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This definition ... that factorscontributeto social exclusion
� Poverty and unemploymentwould leadto social exclusion
the processes and causal factorsleadingto social exclusion
Poverty ... the key factorsleadsto social exclusion
The society ’s portrayal of autism is dominantly influenced by discrimination and stigmaultimately resultingin social exclusion
social deprivation ... correlated factorscontributeto social exclusion
essential services and factorsleadto social exclusion
various risk factorscan ... leadto social exclusion
the objectives of social inclusion and address factorscan leadto social exclusion
ethnic and racial factors(passive) influenced bysocial exclusion
Accumulation of inequalitiescould leadto social exclusion
relative poverty and other inequalitiescausesocial exclusion
mental health conditions or other factorsmay leadto social exclusion
the rising rate of unemploymentcausessocial exclusion
youth unemployment ... most likelyto leadto social exclusion
Unemployment , poverty , fear , health problems or poor educational attainment ... the factorscan resultin social exclusion
one of the main factors , nowadayscausessocial exclusion
awareness about psychosis and tackling factorscontributeto social exclusion
What factors might come togetherto causesocial exclusion
poverty and long - term unemploymenthas resultedin social exclusion
other aspects of poverty and inequalities in areas such as health , housing and education and it ... tackles factorscan contributeto social exclusion
the influence of : culture , gender , ethnicity and factorsinfluencingsocial exclusion
the influence of : culture , gender , ethnicity , poverty , and other factorsinfluencingsocial exclusion
language barriers , or to support single parents(passive) caused bysocial exclusion
from homelessness and povertyresultingfrom homelessness and poverty
to loneliness and social isolationcontributesto loneliness and social isolation
from unemployment & crimeresultingfrom unemployment & crime
to isolation and lonelinesscontributesto isolation and loneliness
from rising inequalityresultingfrom rising inequality
to a downward spiral of further social isolationleadingto a downward spiral of further social isolation
to a loss of autonomy and independence , such as happens with imprisonment , homelessness or unemploymentcan leadto a loss of autonomy and independence , such as happens with imprisonment , homelessness or unemployment
from income and wealth inequalityresultingfrom income and wealth inequality
from poverty , racism , discrimination , stigmatisation , hostility and unemploymentcan resultfrom poverty , racism , discrimination , stigmatisation , hostility and unemployment
from the inability of some individuals to take full advantage of the benefits offered by information and communication technologies ( ICT ) and the Internet in the knowledge society , the so - called " digital divide " , which often affects young people , the disabled and elderly , and social categories who are already victims of other forms of exclusion.(10resultingfrom the inability of some individuals to take full advantage of the benefits offered by information and communication technologies ( ICT ) and the Internet in the knowledge society , the so - called " digital divide " , which often affects young people , the disabled and elderly , and social categories who are already victims of other forms of exclusion.(10
to Conspiratorial Thinking EnglishLeadsto Conspiratorial Thinking English
Poor DecisionsCan PromptPoor Decisions
to inequality and uneven developmentleadsto inequality and uneven development
to increased social inequalitycan leadto increased social inequality
to economic hardship and lonelinessoften leadsto economic hardship and loneliness
to a number of other issues such as poor health , high levels of homelessness , high crime rates , and family breakdownsleadingto a number of other issues such as poor health , high levels of homelessness , high crime rates , and family breakdowns
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to “ poverty , income inequality , low educational qualifications , labour market disadvantage , joblessness , poor health , poor housing or homelessness , illiteracy and innumeracyleadsto “ poverty , income inequality , low educational qualifications , labour market disadvantage , joblessness , poor health , poor housing or homelessness , illiteracy and innumeracy
to increased financial risk - taking ... Show me the honeyleadsto increased financial risk - taking ... Show me the honey
to serious health problems , both physical and mentalcan leadto serious health problems , both physical and mental
loneliness and mental health related issuescausingloneliness and mental health related issues
to vulnerabilities , such as poverty , stress , trauma , crime , incarceration , lack of access to care , healthy food , and physical activityleadingto vulnerabilities , such as poverty , stress , trauma , crime , incarceration , lack of access to care , healthy food , and physical activity
a “ family poverty(passive) caused bya “ family poverty
to economic povertymay leadto economic poverty
from the persistence of povertycan also resultfrom the persistence of poverty
from transport povertyresultingfrom transport poverty
to poverty and illnessleadingto poverty and illness
from deprivation and povertyresultingfrom deprivation and poverty
to poverty and povertycan leadto poverty and poverty
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to conspiratorial thinking , research showsleadsto conspiratorial thinking , research shows
to Conspiratorial Thinking , Study FindsLeadsto Conspiratorial Thinking , Study Finds
the barriers and challenges(passive) caused bythe barriers and challenges
from poverty ... but also from racism , discrimination , stigmatisation , hostility and unemployment ... Wilkinson & Marmot 2003can resultfrom poverty ... but also from racism , discrimination , stigmatisation , hostility and unemployment ... Wilkinson & Marmot 2003
to unemployment which leads to povertyleadsto unemployment which leads to poverty
from unemployment or poverty in generalresultingfrom unemployment or poverty in general
to greater financial risk - takingleadsto greater financial risk - taking
to violence and crimeleadsto violence and crime
to Isolation and Severe Depressionleadsto Isolation and Severe Depression
chronic stress(passive) caused bychronic stress