Social Health

State the factors that affect social health.

Various factors affecting social health as

Define social health.

Social health is the ability of a person to establish a relationship with other people.

It creates the ability to change one's own behavior according to changing social conditions.
It creates a strong personality with many friends and relatives, proper use of time during loneliness, and respect and acceptance for others with peer groups.

Competition has increased in opportunities for education, employment, and business due to the increase in population.
Children are facing the problems of loneliness and mental stress.
Adolescent girls have to unnecessarily face the problems like teasing and molestation which are created by gender inequality.
Everyone has to face stress, increasing disorder, crime, and violence.
For making money fast, they become scapegoats that are the deadly effect of social illness.

Adolescents are always the grateful good company of friends and follow their good or bad habits instead of following the advice of parents and teachers.
Children their earliest, try upon tobacco, cigarette, gutka, alcoholic drinks, drugs, etc. due to other peer groups, as a symbol of a standard living or as an imitation of elders.
Temporary intoxicating drugs of plant origin and some chemicals permanently damage the human neural system, muscle system, and heart.
The efficiency of the nervous system especially the brain and the liver as well as the lifespan of a person decrease due to alcoholism.

AIDS, TB, leprosy, and mental disorders sending the old person to old age homes make calls harm to social health.